Choose the correct answer from all 10 question below

1.Offences that require a "guilty mind" are associated with which kind of regulatory offence:

a. Absolute liability offences b. Strict liability offences c. Mens Rea offences d. All of the above

2. When can you use a due diligence defence?

a. Ina strict liability case b. In an absolute liability case c. Only if a violation of constitutional powers has occurred d. Ina Mens Rea case

3. What factors will a court look at to determine whether a defendant has taken all "reasonable" steps in order to advance a due diligence defence?

a. It will look at the internal practices of the company and whether the employee followed proper operating procedure. b. It will look at what the industry standard is c. it Will look at the relevant legislation d. It will look at the relevant case law

4. For the following section of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992, indicate (a) whether the section creates an offence, and (b) if it does, what category the offence belongs in and why?: Section 9 (1)

a. Strict liability b. Absolute liability c. Mens Rea d. This section does not create an offence

5. For the following section of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992, indicate (a) whether the section creates an offence, and (b) if it does, what category the offence belongs in and why: Section 13(1)(b)

a. Strict liability b. Absolute liability c. Mens Rea d. This section does not create an offence

6.International Treaties: a. Are binding in Canada b. Are not binding unless they are signed and adopted by Canada c.Are not binding unless the Supreme Court of Canada adopts them d. Are not binding unless they've received Royal Assent.

7. Awards which are not compensation of the plaintiff but rather punishment of the defendant for a breach of contract which is deceitful, malicious, or offensive to ordinary standards of morality are known as which kind of damages? a. Special damages b. General damages c.Punitive damages d. Liquidated damages

8. The documentation that is used as a receipt for road, rail and marine shipping is called a: a. Waybill b. Bill of Lading c. Shipping receipt d. Carriage Agreement

9. Why is it important to input a declared value in a bill of lading? a.To ensure customs compliance b. It's required by law c. The declared value supersedes the statutory limitations d. It's not important to input a declared value

10. Choose correct answer- In general, interprovincial travel is governed by the law in: a. The originating province b. The destination province c. The federal government d. The Transportation Court of Canada