1.Business torts include

ainterference with contractual relations

binterference with prospective business or economic advantage

cdisparagement

dall of the above

2.Interference with prospective business advantage is a(n):

acompetitive right

bcrime

cintentional tort

dunintentional tort

3.A distilled water delivery service was about to sign with a restaurant chain when a competitor knowing of the deal came in with a lower bid.If the competitor used unfair business practices to compete, the competitor would be liable for interference with prospective business advantage.

Group of answer choices

True

False

4.PartCo and CarGuys have a contract that CheapParts interferes with.CheapParts is liable in

acontract

btort

5.American Linens had a supply contract with United Uniforms.Laundry International sought United Uniforms' business as part of their business plan.American Linens decided to break its contract with United Uniforms and go with Laundry International. If United Uniforms sues Laundry International for interference with contract and loses Laundry International's conduct will be found to have been ordinary competition.

Group of answer choices

True

False

6.BlanketCo falsely blogs about BeddingCo's products, causing economic damages to BeddingCo.BeddingCo has a cause of action for

atrade libel

bslander of title

cdefamation

dnuisance

7.Jake's neighbor is in London for two years.Jake breaks into his neighbor's place and leases it to a third party for fifteen months.Jake is likely liable for slander of title.

Group of answer choices

True

False

8.Intentional torts include

anegligence

bstrict liability

cnegligenceper se

dinducing breach of contract

9.Uncle Walter, 91, is persuaded by his nephew Tom to sign over title to Walter's 1953 Studebaker President to Tom.This is an example of negligence per se.

True

False

10.Actual cause is measured against a "but for" test and proximate cause is measured against a "foreseeability" test.If an injury is remote and unforeseeable the plaintiff can still recover.

Group of answer choices

True

False

11.FIRAC is a case-briefing method.Typically, the "R" in the brief is a constitutional provision, statute or prior court holding.

Group of answer choices

True

False

12.Equitable remedies include rescission, restitution, reformation, injunction and specific performance.If a seller of real property in escrow decides not to complete the sale the buyer can sue for specific performance.The decision will be made by the judge without the jury.

Group of answer choices

True

False

13.Checks and balances" is a(n)

acontractual term

baccounting term

creference to limitations on legislative, executive and judicial powers

ddefense to a contract

14.Assumption of the risk is a(n)

adefense

btort

15.Using a celebrity's name or likeness for commercial gain without the celebrity's consent is

aa breach of contract

bnegligent

ctortious

dnone of the above