1. Which of the following is true concerning intentional torts?

(a) Battery requires a plaintiff to suffer severe physical harm in order to recovery

(b) A plaintiff must have been aware of his confinement in order to recover for false imprisonment

(c) False imprisonment requires the plaintiff to be held against his or her will for at least two hours.

(d) Assault requires a harmful or offensive contact with another.

2. Jon told Candy, the buyer, that his building had no termites or termite damage. Candy bought the building and one month later she discovered that it was infested with termites. An exterminator advised her that termites had caused damage to the wood structure. However, she felt that the location of the building was great for her business and she decided to stay. Five years later, when she decided to relocate, she filed a lawsuit against Jon based on fraud. As a result, Candy will:

(a) Lose her lawsuit on the basis on a lack of a false statement of fact.

(b) Lose her lawsuit because of a lack of actual reliance

(c) Win her lawsuit for rescission.

(d) Win her lawsuit for damages.