Here is my BUAD 209 : Canadian Business Law Quiz of 10 Questions. I have provided question and the options given with it, I need the right answers for it. Thankyou.

1.) Tort law serves a number of functions. Which of the following is not a correct description of the role of tort law?

a.It has an educative effect, showing society that harmful conduct will have consequences.

b.It compensates people who are harmed by tortious conduct.

c.It provides psychological appeasement for persons harmed by the tort.

d.Tort law deters persons from committing torts.

e. It equates tortious behaviour with criminal activity.

2.)Punitive damages are designed to punish the wrongdoer. What type(s) of tort may be subject to a punitive damage award?

a.No torts

b.Unintentional torts

c.Both intentional and unintentional torts

d.All torts

e.Intentional torts

3.Jill is injured by Robert's carelessness. She sues in tort. After proving that Robert was negligent, Jill shows her medical bills and requests payment. a.These damages are called

b.exemplary damages.

c.general damages.

d.special damages.

e.punitive damages.

f.non-pecuniary damages.

4.Vicarious liability in the employment context is

a.a business being held liable for torts committed by an employee while performing work duties.

b.a business being held liable for breaches of contract committed by an independent contractor while performing contracted work.

c.a business being held liable for compassionate acts committed by an employee while performing work duties.

d.a business being held liable for torts committed by an employee running errands on her lunch break.

e.an employee being held liable for his own torts while performing his job.

5.Albert loans his car to Candy. Candy negligently hits David's car, damaging it and injuring him. Who may David be able to successfully sue for his injuries?

a.Albert only, since it was his car

b.No one, since it was not an intentional act

c.Candy only, since she performed the negligent act

d.Candy and Albert, since they were both responsible for Candy's negligence

e.No one, unless David can prove Candy's actions were grossly negligent

6.Self-defence is a defence to the accusation of committing the torts of assault and battery. It allows

a.a person being insulted to use death threats to try to stop the insults.

b.a person being attacked to hire another to attack the attacker the next day.

c.a person being attacked to use necessary, reasonable force to defend himself.

d.a person being attacked to use any amount of force to defend herself.

e.a person being threatened to merely run away and do nothing else.

7.Which of the following constitutes a battery but not an assault?

a.Meryl snuck up from behind and hit Kevin on the back. Kevin did not see it coming.

b.Brad moved to give Felicia a big kiss, even though Felicia told him to keep his distance when she saw him.

c.Dr. Phil placed a bandage on Mary's cut finger when Mary asked him to do so.

d.Jane threw a baseball but Ed saw it coming and ducked out of the way.

e.Judy's car spun out of control on ice even though she was driving very carefully. The car hit Mr. Perkins, who was on a crosswalk.

8.Which of the following situations is not conversion?

a.Borrowing a car with permission

b.Convincing a neighbour to donate to a non-existing charity and spending the money

c.Stealing a car and crashing it

d.Selling jewelry taken from the home of another

e.Eating at a restaurant and leaving without paying

9.A trespass to chattels is

a.a wrongful interference with the goods of another.

b.placing another in fear of having her property damaged.

c.a wrongful failure to release someone from a room when requested.

d.any unwanted physical contact.

e.a buying of property of another with the intent to keep it.