could you pls help me with these 15 multiple choice questions

page Question 1 Which of the following statements related to criminal and civil law is correct? a) The standard of proof in a civil case is 'beyond reasonable doubt' b) The main purpose of civil law is to compensate the injured party and to punish the injuring party c) A custodial sentence can be imposed on a defendant in a civil case d) The main purpose of civil law is to enforce the claimants right rather than the defendant Question 2 Which of the following is a presumption of statutory interpretation? a) A statute alters the existing law b) A statute has retrospective effect c) A statute binds the crown d) A statute operates throughout the UK Question 3 Which of the following is an offer capable of acceptance? a) A declaration of intent b) A statement of intention to be bound c) An invitation to treat d) A supply of information Question 4 Under English law, which of the following types of contract is void if it is not in a signed, written form? a) An assignment of a debt b) A sub contract of an obligation c) A contract of guarantee d) A sale of goods Question 5 Which of the following statements concerning consideration is true? a) Consideration must move from the promisor b) Consideration must be adequate c) Consideration must be sufficient d) Consideration must have been provided in the past Question 6 Jeanette advertises an item for sale on a social media platform, requesting that people bid in order to purchase the item. What is the nature of Jeanette's advertisement? a) It is an offer to sell b) It is a request for information c) It is an invitation to treat d) It is a statement of intent 15 a Question 7 Which of the following cases established an authority for the principle of law that says acceptance of an offer must be communicated and that silence will not be enough? 3 Please turn over a) Felthouse v Bindley b) Fisher v Bell w c) Re McArdle d) Payne v Cave Question 8 Bob found a dog in the street and returned it to its owner. The day after, Bob sees an advertisement in the paper offering 100 for the dog's safe return. Is the dog's owner contractually obliged to pay Bob? a) Yes as monies in reward cases are contractually enforceable b) Yes as there is a unilateral contract c) No as a person cannot accept an offer of which he has no knowledge d) No as monies in reward cases are not contractually enforceable Question 9 d) No as monies in reward cases are not contractually enforceable Question 9 The law of tort is different from the law of contract in which way? a) A tort is always actionable in both civil and criminal cases b) It generally only concerns relationships between two parties c) Contracts are always written d) Tort is predominantly regulated by statute Question 10 Which one of the following sentences best translates the phrase Volenti Non Fit Injuria? a) The thing speaks for itself no b) Voluntary assumption of risko harm done to one who consents Please turn over c) No action shall flow from a base or immoral cause The unhealthy claimant is wholly blame for their injury Question 11 Question 11 Vendall is a supplier of vending machines. One of its customers, Kids Zone is seeking compensation as it was supplied with a faulty vending machine which leaked and caused extensive damage to the floor and furniture in its premises Under the contract, Vendall has excluded liability for indirect and consequential losses. Kids Zone is seeking damages for loss of profit they would have made if the vending machine had worked correctly. Which one of the following statements correctly describes Vendall's legal position? a) There is no liability for loss of profit as the damage is consequential b) The term is unfair under the Unfair Contract Terms Act, so Vendall is liable for the loss of profit c) Vendall only has partial liability as Kids Zone has not mitigated Jis loss d) Vendall is liable as the loss of profit is directly attributable to the breach Question 12 What is the effect of a term being judged unfair under the Consumer Rights Act 2015? a) The contract will be voidable b) The contract will be void c) It will not be binding on the consumer d) The consumer will be entitled to damages Question 13 In which of the following circumstances will sections 9 and 10 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 imply terms into a contract? a) In all contracts b) In contracts only where the parties specifically agree to the terms being implied c) In all situations where consumers purchase goods from someone acting in the course of business d) Only in cases involving sales between two consumers Question 14 Which one of the following statements accurately describes the 'but for' test? a) But for the claimant's fault, the damage would not have occurred b) But for the defendant's negligence, the damage would not have occurred c) But for the defendant's negligence, the damage would have occurred d) But for the claimant's fault, the damage would have occurred Question 15 Which of the following is not a consideration taken into account in deciding whether a product is defective? a) The time the product was supplied b) What might reasonably be expected to have been done with the product c) The manner of the marketing d) The intention of the claimant using the product