Alberto works in a fast-food restaurant. During one shift, the French fry basket falls down into the hot oil, causing the oil to splatter onto Alberto and cause burns because there is no splatter guard around the basket. Alberto sues the manufacturer and can argue

	a.	negligent design.
	b.	negligent manufacture.
	c.	failure to warn.
	d.	assumption of the risk.

Adam decided to play a practical joke on Linda. As Linda was leaving her office, Adam, wearing a mask, stepped out from behind some bushes. He pointed a handgun made out of licorice at Linda and demanded her purse. He then pushed the candy gun to her head and told her if she refused, he'd kill her. Linda was very scared and did not think it was funny when Adam pulled the mask off and took a bite out of the gun. Which of the following statements is correct?

	a.	Adam committed an assault but not a battery.
	b.	Adam committed a battery but not an assault.
	c.	Adam committed an assault and a battery.
	d.	Adam committed neither an assault nor a battery.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the difference between tort and criminal law?

	a.	Tort and criminal law both impose a punishment for the defendant including prison and/or a fine.
	b.	Tort law is prosecuted by the government.
	c.	In criminal law, it is up to the injured party to seek compensation.
	d.	Criminal law is prosecuted by the government.

Enya becomes ill at work, but her boss, Jake, insists that she finish mopping the shop floor and cleaning the cabinets before being allowed to leave. Jake physically prevents her from leaving the premises by watching Enya until her work is finished. Which tort has occurred?

	a.	Trespass
	b.	Conversion
	c.	Battery
	d.	False imprisonment

The single recovery principle

	a.	allows victims of torts to sue only one person at a time.
	b.	allows victims of torts to sue for only one tort at a time.
	c.	requires an attorney to represent only one client per case.
	d.	requires a court to settle a legal case once and for all by awarding a lump sum for past and future expenses.

Randi buys a toaster. The next morning, when Randi uses it to toast a bagel, the toaster explodes and injures Randi. Who is liable?

	a.	No one
	b.	The seller only
	c.	The seller and manufacturer
	d.	The manufacturer only

A customer in a restaurant would be considered an invitee, to whom the restaurant owner owes a duty

	a.	to warn of known dangers.
	b.	of reasonable care.
	c.	only to avoid intentionally injuring him.
	d.	of strict liability

Alexis tells Dalia that Dylan was convicted of armed robbery even though that is not true. This is

	a.	libel per se.
	b.	slander per se.
	c.	not defamation unless Dylan can prove an injury.
	d.	not defamation unless Alexis is in the legal profession.