1. What is a policy a person purchases to prevent having to pay a full settlement in a lawsuit?
2. Tort
3. Insurance
4. Premium
5. Duty

QUESTION 2

1. Behaviors that are harmful to others or society are known as what?
2. Illegal acts
3. Harmful acts
4. Injurious acts
5. Wrongful acts

QUESTION 3

1. The McDonalds Coffee Case is one of the most controversial tort lawsuits in this country.
3. True
5. False

QUESTION 4

1. Being which of the following means being responsible for an action or person?
2. Guilty
3. Reliable
4. Liable
5. Doer

QUESTION 5

1. Negligent torts are those that involve carelessness on the part of individuals.
3. True
5. False

QUESTION 6

1. Monetary awards given to those injured in a tort case are known as which of the following?
2. Damages
3. Rewards
4. Recalls
5. Insurance

QUESTION 7

1. The code of behaviors and punishments that the US Court system has devised in answer to tort violations is known as which of the following?
2. Tort law
3. Civil law
4. Reasonable law
5. Liability law

QUESTION 8

1. A process where manufacturers pull defective products from the market is known as which of the following?
2. Reprocessing
3. Recall
4. Product Liability
5. Standard of Care

QUESTION 9

1. Most criminals will also face tort civil cases after they are convicted of their crimes.
3. True
5. False

QUESTION 10

1. Who are the individuals who violate tort statutes or laws?
2. Criminals
3. Violators
4. Tortfeasors
5. Caretakers

QUESTION 11

1. Those who knowingly violate torts are committing strict liability torts.
3. True
5. False

1. Tort cases fall only under the jurisdiction of the state criminal courts.
3. True
5. False

QUESTION 13

1. A person who can make decisions based on logical evidence is defined as which of the following?
2. ?
3. Caretaker
4. Insurer
5. Reasonable person
6. Logical person

QUESTION 14

1. Medical professionals are not held to a higher standard of care than others.
3. True
5. False

QUESTION 15

1. OJ Simpson's case is an example of both a civil case and a criminal case being brought for the same acts.
3. True
5. False