1. A tort is a crime. True or False?
2. The result of any tort is normally: a.)jail time b)Damages c) A criminal record d)None of the above
3. Negligence is an example of an: a)Intentional tort b)Unintentional tort c)Environmental tort d) Illegal tort
4. Suppose A runs up to B and threatens to swing a bat at B. What is the tort?

a) Assault

b)Assault and Battery

c)Forcible confinement

d)All of the above

5.The main issue with false imprisonment is whether:

a)There is injury

b)It occurs at a place of business

c)There is any legal authority to restrain another

d)None of the above

6.Suppose K publishes a pamphlet that states: "Joey is a terrorist". What tort is this an example of?

a)Negligence

b)Breach of Confidence

c)Slander

d)Libel

7.Suppose T publishes on Facebook the following: "Best Buy products are second-hand, cheap knockoffs. None of it is real." What tort applies here?

a)Negligence

b)Defamation

c)False imprisonment

d)Slander of Goods

8.Which of the following is not a characteristic of professional liability?

a)Licensing

b)Self-regulation

c)Membership

d)Personality of a person

9.What is informed consent?

a)Information requiring permission to seek treatment

b)A lawyer's promise to give consent to a court

c)When a doctor is sued for malpractice

d)None of the above

10.Suppose that Toyota manufactures a vehicle X 2022. There are defective brakes with this model, and it creates seven different accidents. Two drivers have died. Which of the following elements of negligence is important here for a lawsuit?

a)Informed consent

b)Defamation

c)Breach of duty of care

d)Proof of receipt

11.Vicarious liability is where an employer is sued for the negligence of its employees during their working hours. TRUE or False

12.What is the legal term for when a party does not need to prove anything to show negligence?

a)Res ipsa loquitur

b)Duty of care

c)Hearsay

d)Prohibition