2. 46. Ralston and Ronda negligently acting in concert caused injury to Ringo. Ringo sued Ralston for compensatory damages and won.Based upon these circumstances, which statement is most accurate?
3. Ralston may sue Ronda and recover the full amount of what he paid Ringo.
4. Ralston is barred from recovering any contribution from Ronda.
5. The court will equitably divide the damages paid to Ringo between Ralston and Ronda.
6. d. None of the above is accurate.

2. 47. If a plaintiff's injury is caused by the tortious conduct of more than one person, the plaintiff:
3. Can sue only one tort-feasor
4. Can sue all persons whose conduct was a factor in causing the injury
5. Must prove that a crime has been committed in order to recover damages
6. Can recover even if he or she suffered no injury

2. 48. Professor Janke called Baxter into his office and told him that he was failing because "he was lazy, lacking any intellect and really not college material." Based on these facts, Baxter:
3. Cannot sue because the charge was made in a private conversation between the professor and the student.
4. Can sue for slander.
5. Can sue for assault, battery, and intentional tort.
6. Can sue for defamatory opinion.
7. None of the above

2. 49. Punitive damages may be awarded for:
3. Strict liability torts
4. Negligent torts
5. Both intentional and negligent torts
6. Intentional, negligent, and strict liability torts
7. e. None of the above

6. 50. Annie Oakley, with a baseball bat in hand, orders Sam to stand still and threatens to knock him on the head if he moves. Which statement best describes Annie's liability?
8. Annie would be liable for battery.
9. Annie would not be liable for false imprisonment because Sam was not confined by physical boundaries.
10. Annie would be liable for assault.
11. Annie would not be liable for assault unless the bat was more than one foot long.
12. Annie would not be liable because she is famous person.