1. While Kendra was walking down the street, Tom intentionally hit her with a baseball bat, causing injury. For which of the following can Kendra sue Tom? A. A tort. B. A crime. C. Both a crime and a tort. D. Either one, but she must choose one or the other. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Juan orally agreed with the manager of a health spa to purchase a three-year membership for $350/year. Three weeks later, and before Juan paid any money to the spa, Juan changed his mind. Can the spa enforce the contract? A. Yes because an enforceable contract existed. B. No because the contract cannot be completed within a year. C. No becuase the contract involves more than $500. D. No because the contract is unconscionable. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. True or false: a jury in New York can consist of eight people (not counting alternates). True False ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Which of the following is required to prove disclosure of trade secrets? The statement was false. The information was copyrighted. The defendant acted carelessly. The information was maintained as confidential.

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5. Hadar, a single woman, slipped and fell on a hole in the floor at a concert. She suffered serious injuries that will require two surgeries during the next year. True or false: The concert venue will be liable for loss of consortium? A. True B. False