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Contracts

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is not 1 of the 6 elements of a contract?
a)
capacity
b)
consideration
c)
valid
d)
genuine agreement
2.
This element refers to someones mental ability to enter into an contract.
a)
consideration
b)
legality
c)
capacity
d)
genuine agreement
3.
A contract that contains a promise by both parties is 
a)
expressed
b)
implied
c)
bilateral
d)
unilateral
4.
A reward offer is an example of what type of a contract?
a)
bilateral
b)
implied
c)
unilateral
d)
void
5.
People sometimes enter into these contracts without exchanging a word. Occurs when we get gas sometimes.
a)
expressed
b)
implied
c)
bilateral
d)
unilateral
6.

A written or oral agreement between 2 parties.

a)

Memo

b)

Invoice

c)

Contract

d)

Requisition

7.

An order form or receipt is an example of this type of contract.

a)

Written

b)

Oral

c)

Implied

d)

Express

8.

When one or both parties fail to perform their duties in the contract.

a)

Implied

b)

Breach

c)

Implied

d)

Requisition

9.

A written contract in which the subject is clearly stated and all details are included. Most enforceable type of contract by law.

a)

Oral

b)

Implies

c)

Express

d)

Analytical

10.
When does a tort occur?
a)
when a person is injured
b)
when property is damaged
c)
when a person's reputation is harmed
d)
all of these
11.
What are damages?
a)
the harm done to a defendant
b)
the amount of money to compensate the court
c)
the amount of money awarded to plaintiff
d)
none of these
12.

True of False - Most lawsuits go to trial.

a)

True

b)

False

13.
Which of the following is an example of an intentional wrong?
a)
babysitting and a child falls down the steps while you are in another room
b)
kicking someone into a locker when walking down the hallway
c)
running over a neighbor's dog accidentally
d)
your dog bites a neighbor's child
14.

True or False: Slander is defamation in the form of verbal statements.

a)

True

b)

False

15.
Which of the following have a duty to another person?
a)
all of these
b)
a driver to other drivers
c)
a parent to a child
d)
a restauarant owner to a customer
16.

What is a risk?

a)

Risk is the losing something of value.

b)

Risk is gaining something of value.

c)

Risk is the potential to lose or gain something of value.

17.

A physical risk is?

a)

The remaining amount of risk associated with something after action and precautions are taken.

b)

The possibility an action or task can cause an individual physical harm.

c)

The potential of an action causing you emotional distress. Examples of this is anxiety.

18.

Emotional risk is?

a)

The remaining amount of risk associated with something after action and precautions are taken.

b)

The possibility an action or task can cause an individual physical harm.

c)

The potential of an action causing you emotional distress. Examples of this is anxiety.

19.

Falling off your snowboard and hurting your knee is an example of a what?

a)

Emotional risk

b)

Physical risk

c)

Residual risk

20.

You feel anxious to get back on to your snowboard after recently falling off. This is an example of what?

a)

Physical risk

b)

Residual risk

c)

Emotional risk

21.

What is risk management?

a)

Looking both ways before crossing a 2 lane highway.

b)

Auto Insurance

c)

The forecasting and evaluation of financial risks together with the identification of procedures to avoid or minimize their impact.

d)

The ability to plan for the future.

22.

What are some risk management devices ?

a)

Saving money in an savings account.

b)

Auto, health, and life insurance.

c)

Applying for a passport.

d)

Co-signing for a loan.

23.

If you are employed, what are some risk management products a job may offer?

a)

Workers compensation

b)

Health Insurance

c)

Disability Insurance

d)

Unemployment insurance

e)

All of the above

24.

When do you perform Risk Identification?

a)

At the beginning of a project.

b)

During project planning.

c)

During the whole lifetime of a project.

d)

During project execution.

25.

You acquired an expensive piece of equipment for your project. It is known to be sensitive and fragile in work. Several tasks that require this equipment are on a critical path. What’s the BEST action you can do to improve the project’s chances for success?

a)

Buy insurance to cover the costs of repairs.

b)

Hire a technical support team to quickly fix the equipment if needed.

c)

Find a good expert to operate the equipment.

d)

There’s nothing you can do.

26.
Risk means ______________
a)
Economy
b)
possibility of loss
c)
reduction of anxiety
d)
meeting externally imposed obligations
27.

A tort is

a)

an injury or a civil wrong

b)

a provision of compensation

c)

a protection of a particular interest

d)

a crime against the state

28.
The authority  of a court to hear and decide cases
a)
Jurisdiction
b)
Hearing
c)
Judges
d)
Clause
29.
The lowest level court branch on the Federal Court system is...
a)
Supreme
b)
District
c)
Appellate
d)
Town
30.
This type of jurisdiction means the first court to hear a case?
a)
Appellate
b)
Concurrent
c)
Exclusive
d)
Original
31.
The judges may decide in one of three ways: uphold (AGREE) the original decision, reverse (disagree) the decision, or __________the case—send it back to the lower court to be tried again
a)
Rewind
b)
Reverse
c)
Reup
d)
Remand
32.

Top level of the federal court system

a)

appeals courts

b)

Supreme Court

c)

district courts

d)

exclusive jurisdiction

33.
Which type of law involves settling disputes or disagreements between people?
a)
criminal
b)
civil
34.
If you break a law of the United States, your case will probably be in ...
a)
federal court
b)
state court
c)
military court
d)
civil court
35.
How does one become a federal judge?
a)
Nominated by the President
b)
Selected by Congress
c)
Appointed by a governor
36.
The Supreme Court is to make decisions based on what?
a)
Personal opinions
b)
Constitution
c)
Public's opinion
d)
Declaration of Independence