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U1 AOS 3 Civil Liability - Chapter 7 Review

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If a civil case goes to court, what is the name for the person who sues someone else?

a)

Prosecution

b)

Plaintiff

c)

Torter

d)

Defendant

2.

If a civil case goes to court, what is the name for the person who is being sued?

a)

Prosecution

b)

Plaintiff

c)

Torter

d)

Defendant

3.

Bill keeps a tiger in his back yard. One night, the tiger get loose and eats a little girl. In which of the following situations will Bill be held liable?

a)

The tiger was let loose by a kid as a joke

b)

Bill forgot to close his gate

c)

The little girl came into Bill's backyard

d)

all of the above

4.

What is the phrase used when multiple people bring their lawsuits together against a defendant?

a)

Class Action Lawsuit

b)

Deep Pockets

c)

Group suits

d)

Zoot Suits

5.

What is family law?

a)

children must listen to there parents and if not they will be breaking family law

b)

disputes about birth, marriages, divorce etc

6.

What is trespass?

a)

when an individual directly intentionally enters a person's land or property without permission.

b)

allowed to go where ever they want

7.

Civil law is the term used to describe:

a)

Law having to do with family relationships

b)

Law having to do with private rights and remedies related to property and commerce

c)

Non-military law governing civilian relationships

d)

Civilian law governing international relationships

e)

c and d

8.

It is possible for a person to be charged with a crime and be held liable for damages under civil law for the same act.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

An agreement with specific terms between two or more persons or entities in which there is a promise to do something in return for a valuable benefit known as “consideration” is referred to as:

a)

A service agreement

b)

A liability

c)

An asset

d)

A contract

e)

A claim

10.

What is the standard of proof in a civil trial?

a)

On the balance of possibilities

b)

On the balance of preferences

c)

On the balance of probabilities

d)

On the balance of presumption

11.

What are damages?

a)

the harm or loss caused to a plaintiff

b)

compensation paid to a plaintiff

c)

the liability of the wrongdoer

12.

What is defamation?

a)

making up true events

b)

hurting someone's feelings

c)

attacking character and lowering a person's reputation

d)

a type of covenant

13.

Tort is a French word meaning...

a)

Right

b)

Wrong

c)

Naughty

d)

Biscuit

14.

If the Claimant establishes negligence, we say that the defendant is...

a)

Liable

b)

Guilty

c)

Bang to rights

15.

Which of these types of civil law include the principle of 'duty of care'?

a)

Negligence

b)

Nuisance

c)

Contract Law

d)

Torts

16.

What does it mean to 'sue' comeone?

a)

Take them to a civil court to resolve an issue

b)

To accuse someone of wrongdoing

c)

To give them a new name

d)

To defend a claim

17.

The first thing that a plaintiff must prove in a civil case is that there was a (a)   of law.

18.

Proving that there is an unbroken chain between the act and the harm is known as (a)   .

19.

The link between act and harm can be broken by an (a)   event.

20.

To obtain a legal remedy, the plaintiff must also demonstrate that they have suffered a (a)   .

21.

The time period in which a civil case can be brought to court is known as ___ .

a)

the restriction of action.

b)

the limitation of actions.

c)

the limited time.

d)

the limitated period for civil action.

22.

How long does a person have to bring a civil case about a breach of contract?

a)

3 years

b)

6 years

c)

1 year

d)

10 years

23.

The burden of proof in a civil case rests with the (a)   .

24.

The party whose rights have been infringed is known as the ____ .

a)

defendant

b)

other victim

c)

plaintiff

d)

aggreived party

25.

The right of subrogation is ...

a)

the same as vicarious liability

b)

the assumption of risk in a negligence case

c)

the right to 'step into the shoes' of the plaintiff or defendant

d)

another form of liability

26.

The person who directly causes harm to another is the (a)   .

27.

Employers have ______ for their employees.

a)

vicarious liability

b)

absolute liability

c)

contributory liability

d)

accessorial liability

28.

All the persons involved in the wrongdoing can be sued under ______ .

a)

absolute liability

b)

accessorial liability

c)

contributory liability

d)

vicarious liability

29.

All the persons involved in the wrongdoing can be sued. This means that Miss Wyers will sue you all if you plan to ____ .

a)

smash her windscreen

b)

buy her a birthday cake in two weeks

c)

abandon her next week for work experience

d)

hide the red pens!!! :(