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BLAW TEST #1 (CH 1-8) UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. When courts attempt to determine whether a reasonable
person would have owed a duty to others, they consider
all but which of the following questions?

Answer:
Would another individual have intended to cause the harm?

Question:
2. Tort is a French word meaning

Answer:
wrong

Question:
3. Which of the following is a primary objective of tort law?

Answer:
to provide compensation for injured parties

Question:
4. assault is an example of what kind of tort?

Answer:
intentional

Question:
5. Categories of intentional torts include all but which of the
following?

Answer:
torts against social responsibility

Question:
6. Torts against persons are ______ acts that harm an
individual's physical or mental integrity.

Answer:
intentional

,Question:
7. A ______ is commonly defined as a wrong or injury to
another, other than breach of contract.

Answer:
tort

Question:
8. ______ is the intentional publication of a false statement
harmful to an individual's reputation.

Answer:
Defamation

Question:
9. Which of the following is not a primary objective of tort
law?

Answer:
to punish wrongdoers

Question:
10. Libel can occur

Answer:
in a magazine or a newspaper

Question:
11. ______ torts occur when a defendant takes an action
intending that certain consequences will result or
knowing certain consequences are likely to result.

Answer:
Intentional

Question:
12. Which of the following is a recognized category of
intentional torts?

Answer:
torts against economic interests

Question:
13. Which of the following is an incorrect statement
regarding slander?

Answer:
Slander and libel are synonymous

, Question:
14. Torts against _______ are intentional acts that harm an
individual's physical or mental integrity.

Answer:
persons

Question:
15. Which of the following is not an accurate statement
regarding disparagement?

Answer:
Disparagement and unfair competition can be used interchangeably.

Question:
16. In the context of defamation, what does "intentional
publication" mean?

Answer:
communicating a false statement about someone to a third party

Question:
17. Negligence is behavior that creates a(n) _______ risk of harm
to others.

Answer:
unreasonable

Question:
18. If defamation is published in a permanent form, it is
known as

Answer:
libel

Question:
19. When courts attempt to determine whether a reasonable
person would have owed a duty to others, they consider
all but which of the following questions?

Answer:
How likely was it that a crime would be committed?

Question:
20. Assault is an example of a(n) ______ tort.

Answer:
intentional

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