$1.$ A contract that requires a special form or method of creation

a$.$ formal contract

b$.$ informal contract

c$.$ valid contract

d$.$ void contract

$2.$ A contract that has been fully performed on both sides, a complete contract

a$.$ executed contract

b$.$ formal contract

c$.$ executor contract

d$.$ informal contract

$3.$ The party to whom an offer to enter into a contract is made

a$.$ offeree

b$.$ offeror

c$.$ formal contract

d$.$ void contract

$4.$ Unauthorized and harmful or offensive physical contact with another person that

causes injury

a$.$ Battery

b$.$ Superseding Event

c$.$ Assault

d$.$ Misappropriation of the Rights to Publicity

$5.$ An agreement that is expressed in written or oral words

a$.$ contract is not executed

b$.$ formal contract

c$.$ implied$-$in$-$fact contract

d$.$ express contract

$6.$ A contract that has no legal effect, a nullity

a$.$ void contract

b$.$ executed contract

c$.$ formal contract

d$.$ valid contract

$7.$ A body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by controlling authority and having

binding legal force.

a$.$ Economics

b$.$ Law

c$.$ Contracts

d$.$ Company

$8.$ Which $($breach$)$ gives rise to a $($personal$)$ civil right of action for a remedy not exclusive

to another area of law.

a$.$ Crime

b$.$ Tort

c$.$ Liability

d$.$ Law

$9.$ Omission to do something which a reasonable person would do$,$ or doing something

which a prudent and reasonable person would not do$.$

a$.$ Negligence

b$.$ Unintentional Torts

c$.$ Torts

d$.$ Intentional damage

$10.$ A tort is a civil wrong for which a remedy, usually compensation is available to the

wronged person in the civil courts.

a$.$ Law of Tort

b$.$ Law

c$.$ Criminal Law

d$.$ liability

$11.$ An omission to do something which a reasonable person would do$,$ or doing something

which a prudent and reasonable person would not do$.$

a$.$ Negligence

b$.$ Unintentional Tort

c$.$ Torts

d$.$ Damage

$12.$ Judicial decisions.

a$.$ Written Law portion of Malaysian law

b$.$ Unwritten Law portion of Malaysian law

c$.$ Imposed by law

d$.$ The damages in torts

$13.$ Most common form of dispute resolution, negotiation is the process by which the parties

voluntarily seek a mutually acceptable agreement to resolve their common dispute.

a$.$ The Negotiation

b$.$ Law

c$.$ Torts

d$.$ Written Law

$14.$ A process in which a third party meets with the disputants separately in an effort to

establish mutual understanding of the underlying causes of the dispute and thereby

promote settlement in a friendly, antagonistic manner.

a$.$ Conciliation

b$.$ Arbitration

c$.$ The Negotiation

d$.$ Torts

$15.$ A contract implied by law to prevent unjust enrichment.

a$.$ Informal contract

b$.$ Quasi$-$contract

c$.$ Unilateral contract

d$.$ Bilateral contract

$16.$ A contract that is fully performed on both sides.

a$.$ Executor contract

b$.$ A Void contract

c$.$ Executed contract

d$.$ Voidable contract

$17.$ A contract inferred from the conduct of the parties.

a$.$ Implied$-$in$-$fact contract

b$.$ Quasi$-$contract

c$.$ Informal contract

d$.$ Bilateral contract

$18.$ A contract that cannot be enforced because of a legal defense.

a$.$ Unenforceable contrac

b$.$ A Void contract

c$.$ Valid contract

d$.$ Voidable contract

$19.$ No contract exists.

a$.$ Unenforceable contract

b$.$ A Void contract

c$.$ Valid contract

d$.$ Voidable contract

$20.$ A tort is a civil wrong for which a remedy, usually compensation is available to the

wronged person in the civil courts.

a$.$ Law

b$.$ Law Tort

c$.$ civil courts

d$.$ liability