1. A tort under invasion of privacy that protects a person's name or likeness from being used by another without their permission is known as

a. intrusion into individual's affairs

b. false light

c. public disclosure of private facts

d. appropriation

2. Barbara is selling her car. She knows the brakes do not work. When a potential buyer asks her if there are any problems with the car, Barbara assures the buyer there are no problems. The buyer purchases the car based on her assurance. The buyer can sue Barbara for

a. assault

b. defamation

c. fraudulent misrepresentation

d. appropriation

3. In the federal court system, the trial courts are known as the

a. U.S. District Courts

b. U.S. Circuit Courts

c. U.S. Superior Courts

d. none of the above

4. When someone takes another's personal property and destroys the property so the rightful owner cannot make use of the property, the individual may be liable for

a. trespass to land

b. conversion

c. negligence

d. disparagement of property

5. Frank slips and falls on Guy's Harbor Tour Boat and is injured. Frank files a suit against Guy's for $500,000. If Frank is 20 percent at fault and Guy's is 80 percent, under pure comparative negligence principles, Frank would recover

a. $0

b. $250,000

c. $400,000

d. $500,000