1.Which of the following is an example of a unilateral contract? a. Joe agrees to paint Sams house for $500. b. Joe pays $50 for groceries at a grocery store. c. Tony Montana returns a lost pet pelican and claims the $50 reward. d. "Jobber Joe" C promises to give Harry his old boat when he gets a new one.

2.Privity of contract is a principle that holds that a contract can only affect the immediate parties to it.

True

False

3.

Which of the following is correct with respect to limitations on the Charter?

	a.	Interference with rights must be justifiable in a free and democratic society.
	b.	It does not protect the rights of aboriginal people.
	c.	It cannot be used by a resident who is not a citizen of Canada.
	d.	It only applies to the federal government.

4.

Which of the following statements is true?

	a.	Use of ADR precludes parties from litigating.
	b.	The rules of precedent apply to arbitration hearings.
	c.	Mediators have the power to enforce decisions.
	d.	ADR methods are less costly than adjudication

5.Which of the following statements is true?

	a.	Use of ADR precludes parties from litigating.
	b.	The rules of precedent apply to arbitration hearings.
	c.	Mediators have the power to enforce decisions.
	d.	ADR methods are always less costly than adjudication.

6.Newman, an angry, foul-mouthed fan, yelled insults at Keith Hernandez, a professional athlete who was playing first base, as Keith was leaving Shea Stadium. The fan suddenly rushed toward Keith, and although he tried to defend himself by throwing his gym bag at Newman, Newman hit him above the eye, causing a serious cut requiring stitches. Newman was arrested, convicted, and sentenced in a criminal action for his attack. Keith Hernandez, a starting player who played first base, missed ten games because of the injury. On these facts, which of the following is true?

	a.	The insults yelled at Keith would in themselves, give Keith the right to hit Newman with his gym bag.
	b.	If Newman sued Keith for hitting him with the gym bag, Keith would most likely argue that it was justified on the basis of self-defence.
	c.	Although Keith suffered damages because of the attack, he could not sue Newman in a civil action because a criminal action had been taken and the same incident cannot result in both types of proceedings.
	d.	The attack by Newman shows the elements of the tort of deceipt.

7.

A person could be liable for the tort of trespass:

	a.	For leaving packages in the wrong persons garage.
	b.	For leaving the wrong packages in the right persons garage.
	c.	For sleeping in the garage with the owners permission.
	d.	For attending the garage sale at the designated time.

8.In which of the following would the plaintiff not succeed in an action for negligence?

	a.	Filipio Dunphy, a real-estate agent accidentally forgot to lock the back door of the house he had just shown. Before the owner returned, someone broke in and stole the TV. The owner sued the agent.
	b.	Filipio Dunphy, a real-estate agent failed to check the zoning and assured the purchasers that they could build a duplex on the property. Relying on that statement, they purchased the property.
	c.	Brad was made sick by drinking a contaminated cola (which had a label with his name on it) bought for him by his friend Jennifer. He sued the manufacturer.
	d.	Dr. Hibbard used the skill of a reasonable doctor in that field, but the patient did not respond to the treatment and lost hearing in one ear. She sued the doctor.

9.Which of the following statements is correct with respect to bonding?

	a.	Bonding is another term for insurance. The two terms, bonding and insurance, are interchangeable.
	b.	If a person is bonded and that person commits some wrongful act such as stealing a client's money, the bonding company is bound to compensate him for any losses he suffers from being caught.
	c.	Bonding provides protection to the victim injured by the wrongful conduct of the person bonded.
	d.	Bonding provides protection against losses incurred because of fluctuations in the financial markets