.The sale of counterfeit goods is estimated at about $20 billion a year in the U.S. a. True b. False

2. A minor may ratify a contract, upon reaching the age of majority, that she had the right to disaffirm if she so desired. a. True b. False

3."Zipper" is an arbitrary and fanciful mark. a. True b. False

4. A tort is: a. designed to criminally punish wrongdoers b. a public law c. a wrong defined by Congress d. a breach of a duty owed to another that causes harm e. a legal wrong defined by state legislatures e. a legal wrong defined by state legislatures

5.Which of the following is an example of intangible property: a. all of the other specific choices are correct b. copyrights c. land d. computers e. furniture

6.Property interests are people's right: a. to sell property "without preconditions" b. none of the other choices are correct c. to deny others the use of "things" in which there is a legal interest d. to obtain property by the claimant process e. to advertise property

7.Under the strict liability doctrine, the focus is on the problems with the product, rather than: a. problems with the court process b. the appropriateness of the conduct of the manufacturer c. integrity of the manufacturer d. none of the other choices are correct e. the rationality of the conduct of the manufacturer

8.The party claiming incapacity, or the lack of legal ability to create a contract: a. none of the other choices are correct b. must have at least 3 witnesses who can testify on his behalf c. does not have the burden of proving it d. must claim incapacity before the discovery stage of a trial e. must claim incapacity before acceptance

9.Which of the following is unlikely to be classified an intentional tort: a. all of the other choices are likely to be intentional torts b. secretly making tapes of your roommate's phone calls c. a man grabs a woman he does not know and kisses her despite her protests d. running at a stranger while waving an iron pipe at them e. getting smashed in the face by a baseball at a baseball game

10.One element of fraud or intentional misrepresentation is scienter. That means: a. false information about an important fact was passed on b. the defendant wanted the plaintiff to believe the falsehood c. the defendant knew there was false information being passed on d. the extent of damages caused e. there was a relationship between the parties that created a legal obligation