5) What is meant by the duty of care in the tort of negligence?

a. That there is a duty of care only when it is necessary.

b. That there is a duty imposed on a person by law to act with care towards others.

c. That carelessness on the part of a person is taken as foreseeable.

d. That there is no duty of care owed to those not in close proximity.

6) Which statement best explains the Doctrine of Vicarious Liability?

a. A person can be held responsible for the acts or omissions (i.e. torts) of another person.

b. A person cannot be held responsible for the acts or omissions (i.e. torts) of another person.

c. A person can be criminally liable if his acts intentionally cause harm to another person.

d. A person can be held liable for the statements of another person.

7) What is the difference between an Executed Consideration and Executory Consideration?

a. Executed Consideration is given after a contract is made; and Executory Consideration is given before a contract is made.

b. Executed Consideration is legally binding; and Executory Consideration is only legally binding in the future.

c. An Executed Consideration is done in the absence of any promise; and in Executory Consideration, the promise is for some act to be done in the future.

d. In Executed Consideration, one party to a contract has completed their part of the contract; andin Executory Consideration, both parties have obligations to perform.