---A tort is:

breach of contract.

an offense against the state.

a private wrong.

a crime.

---The elements off false imprisonment include all of the following EXCEPT:

Confinement within boundaries;

The plaintiff must have knowledge of the confinement or be harmed by it;

There is no legal authority for the confinement.

The confinement may be mental or physical;

---Trespass to Chattels can be distinguished from Conversion by:

The degree to which the trespass harms the value of the chattel or interferes with the use of the chattel.

The intent to cause an interference with the chattel.

The original value of the chattel

None of the above.

---Susan was taking piano lessons from Charles. Susan and her family invited Charles to a social event at their home. That evening, while Susan was seated at her desk writing, Charles walked up behind her and touched her back with both of his hands in a movement later described as one a pianist would make in striking and lifting the fingers from a keyboard. The resulting contact generated unexpected harmful injuries, including a thoracic outlet syndrome requiring the removal of the first rib on Susan's right side. Which would best explain a finding of a battery in this case

Charles knew to a substantial certainty that a harmful contact would occur.

Charles had a desire to bring about an offensive contact.

Charles had an intent to touch Susan, which unexpectedly had the result of harm.

Charles had an intent to touch Susan, which unexpectedly had the result of offending her.