Question 8

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Question 8

Which of the following scenarios is an example of strict liability?

Option A

An individual is found responsible for damages caused by a fire their neighbor started.

Option B

A shopkeeper is liable for injuries caused by a customer slipping on a wet floor without warning signs.

Option C

A manufacturer is held responsible for a defect in a toy that injures a child, regardless of whether the manufacturer was negligent.

Option D

A driver is sued for causing a car accident due to reckless driving.

Question 7

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Question 7

Owners may be strictly liable for harm caused by their pets if the animals have known dangerous tendencies.

True

False

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Question 6

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Question 6

Which of the following best describes tortious interference with a contract?

Option A

Being part of a failed negotiation.

Option B

Inducing a party to breach an existing contract for another's advantage.

Option C

Making a advisory statement to a friend.

Option D

Simply competing for a customer.

Question 5

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Match the legal principle to its application.

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Question 5

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Abnormally Dangerous Activity

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Fiduciary Duty

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Intentional Misrepresentation

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Defamation

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Question 4

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Question 4

Which of the following best defines strict liability?

Option A

Only applicable to defective products.

Option B

Only applies in cases of trespassing animals.

Option C

Requires proof of intent to cause harm.

Option D

Holding a party responsible for harm without proof of negligence.

Question 3

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Match the type of liability with its description.

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Question 3

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Strict Liability

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Negligence

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Product Liability

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Informed Consent

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Question 2

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Match the tort to its elements.

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Question 2

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Malicious Prosecution

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Negligent Misrepresentation

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3

Public Nuisance

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4

Private Nuisance

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Match the following terms with their definitions.

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Nuisance

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Trespass

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Proximate Cause

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Malpractice

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