Answers the questions.

1.Tort law

a.seeks to compensate those who suffer loss or injury due to another's wrongful act.

b.deals exclusively with real property.

c.is applicable to state judicial systems but not to the federal judicial system.

d.is exclusively defined and described by the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).

2.Special damages

a.are awarded for non-monetary harm or injury.

b.cover quantifiable damages, e.g., medical expenses.

c.can only be award pursuant to a contract between the parties.

d.are awarded to punish a wrongdoer.

3.An intentional tort

a.once proven always results in punitive damages.

b.requires requires a lower standard of proof than in intentional tort.

c.once proven always results in subsequent criminal proceedings.

d.requires intent.

4.Trepass to land

a. requires harm to land as proof of trespass.

b.does not require harm to land as proof of trespass.

c.cannot take place on land owned by a state government or the federal government.

d.is never excused.

5.Conversion

a.results in an item of intangible personal property becoming an item of tangible personal property.

b.results in a change from real property to personal property.

c.results when a person wrongfully possesses or uses the personal property of another.

d.results in a change in currencies.

6.Bob is injured in a bungee jumping accident. He sues Bill, the owner of the bungee jumping concession, for negligence. Bill is most likely to defend

a.by denying that bungee jumping is risky.

b.by citing the large number of bungee jumps without an accident.

c.by claiming that Bob assumed the risk of injury.

d.by claiming that Bob was too heavy to be bungee jumping.

7.Product liability

a.is based on strict liability.

b.depends on privity of contract between plaintiff and defendant.

c.depends on proof of fault.

d.depends on proof of foreseeability.

8.The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)

a. controls the enforcement of all domestic contracts.

b.is limited to therecitation of the common law.

c.has no application to contracts.

d.controls the enforcement of contracts for the purchase and sale of goods.

9.A bilateral contract

a.must be in writing.

b.is not subject to the statute of frauds.

c.is defined as a promise for a promise.

d.must be supported by monetary consideration to be enforceable.

10.A unilateral contract

a.is defined as a promise for an act.

b.must be in writing.

c.is not subject to the statute of frauds.

d.must be supported by monetary consideration to be enforceable.