  Suppose $F$ is a field with valuation $v$ and valuation ring $O_{v}$, $E$ is
a finite field extension and $w$ is a quasi-valuation on $E$ extending $v$. We
study quasi-valuations on $E$ that extend $v$; in particular, their
corresponding rings and their prime spectrums. We prove that these ring
extensions satisfy INC (incomparability), LO (lying over), and GD (going down)
over $O_{v}$; in particular, they have the same Krull Dimension. We also prove
that every such quasi-valuation is dominated by some valuation extending $v$.
  Under the assumption that the value monoid of the quasi-valuation is a group
we prove that these ring extensions satisfy GU (going up) over $O_{v}$, and a
bound on the size of the prime spectrum is given. In addition, a 1:1
correspondence is obtained between exponential quasi-valuations and integrally
closed quasi-valuation rings.
  Given $R$, an algebra over $O_{v}$, we construct a quasi-valuation on $R$; we
also construct a quasi-valuation on $R \otimes_{O_{v}} F$ which helps us prove
our main Theorem. The main Theorem states that if $R \subseteq E$ satisfies $R
\cap F=O_{v}$ and $E$ is the field of fractions of $R$, then $R$ and $v$ induce
a quasi-valuation $w$ on $E$ such that $R=O_{w}$ and $w$ extends $v$; thus $R$
satisfies the properties of a quasi-valuation ring.
