1.Causation is an element of each tort.Plaintiffs must prove defendants caused them physical or financial injury.To determine defendant's liability a

abut fortest for actual cause is used.

bforeseeabilitytest for proximate cause is used.

cboth a and b

dnone of the above

2.Rescission is used to cancel a contract based on fraud or mistake.Only the judge (and not a jury) can order rescission.Rescission is a(n)

aan element of battery

bequitable remedy

celement of causation

delement of defamation

3.Justifiable reliance is an element plaintiff must prove in the following kind of case(s)

anegligence

bmaterial misrepresentation

cnegligent misrepresentation

db and c

4.Putting plaintiff in fear of an imminent battery is a(n)

aassault

bfraud

cinvasion of privacy

dexample of undue influence

5.Strict liability can involve

aabnormally dangerous activities

bwild animals

cdefective products

dall of the above

6.Equitable remedies include rescission, restitution, reformation, injunction and specific performance while the legal remedy requiring the payment of money is commonly known as

aduty

bbreach

ccausation

ddamages

7.Lying, deception or concealment can be elements of material misrepresentation aka fraud.

True

False

8.A tort can also be a crime.

True

False

9.Intentional torts include negligence per se and strict liability.

True

False

10.Ed was cited for drunk driving after he drove into a house.His civil liability is based on negligence per se.

True

False