PART 1 - Multiple Choice (Please Hi-light or Mark Only One Answer) (7 marks) 1. The difference between the tort of assault and the tort of battery is: a. Battery requires physical restraint of the movement of another without their consent while assault requires verbal restraint only. b. Assault involves injury to a person whereas battery involves injury to a person's property. c. Assault is not a tort but is known only to the criminal law while battery is strictly a tort. d. Assault is the threat of violence while battery is an actual physical attack. e. There is no difference between assault and battery; they both have the same definition 2. Regarding appeal courts in North America, which statement is FALSE? a. The appeal court will gather its own evidence. b. Either or both parties can appeal lower court decisions. c. The decision to appeal will usually have a 30 day time limit. d. Either three or five judges will normally preside at the appellate court. e. The appeal court can send cases back for a new trial