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Froggy Jumps Law Test Study gameVersion en ligne Grade 11 Law unit 4 study aid par Aleena Kapadia 1 Which party begins a civil case? a Crown prosecutor b Plaintiff c Government 2 In civil law, the standard of proof is: a Beyond a reasonable doubt b B. Clear and convincing evidence c C. Balance of probabilities 3 The outcome of a civil case is typically phrased as: a Guilty or not guilty b Liable or not liable c Fined or discharged 4 Which type of damages is meant to punish wrongdoing? a Punitive b General c Aggravated 5 Compensation for emotional suffering or humiliation is called a Punitive damages b Aggravated damages c Special damages 6 A disagreement between neighbours about a property boundary falls under a Contract law b Property law c Human rights law 7 A business failing to deliver goods as promised is an example of a Employment law b Contract law c Tort law 8 Being denied a job because of religion is part of: a Human rights law b Employment law c Tort law 9 Which ADR method involves NO third party? a Mediation b Arbitration c Negotiation 10 Which statement about mediation is correct? a Mediator makes the final decision b Parties create the solution themselves c It is legally binding like a trial 11 Arbitration is best suited when: a Parties want total flexibility b The parties refuse to cooperate c A simple conversation can solve the issue 12 The “reasonable person standard” compares the defendant’s actions to: a A perfect person b An average, prudent person c A professional expert 13 A required element of negligence is: a Motive b Actual harm c Written evidence 14 Foreseeability means: a The defendant intended the harm b The harm was predictable c The plaintiff warned the defendant 15 Contributory negligence results in: a Defendant fully liable b Plaintiff unable to sue c Plaintiff’s damages reduced by their percentage of fault 16 Voluntary assumption of risk means: a Plaintiff knowingly accepted the risk b Plaintiff contributed accidentally c Defendant had no duty of care 17 Texting while driving relates to: a Battery b Motor vehicle negligence c Nuisance 18 Failure to warn a patient about major risks a Misrepresentation b Lack of informed consent c False imprisonment 19 Entering someone’s land without permission: a Nuisance b Occupier’s liability c Trespass to land 20 False written statement harming reputation: a Libel b Slander c Defaming 21 Failing to address a known hazard on property: a Defamation b Occupier’s liability c Battery 22 Unreasonable noise interfering with neighbour’s enjoyment: a False imprisonment b Nuisance c Assault 23 NOT a requirement for a valid marriage: a Age (18+) b Equal incomes c Genuine consent 24 Annulment means: a Legal marriage is ended b Marriage was never valid c Couple must divide property 25 Parenting orders must be based on: a Parent with highest income b Child’s best interests c Parent who files first 26 “Something of value exchanged” refers to: a Consideration b Certainty of terms c Acceptance 27 Rule for minors in contracts: a Minors fully bound to all contracts b Minors cannot sign contracts c Bound only for necessaries and beneficial service contracts 28 False statement inducing a contract is: a Frustration b Duress c Misrepresentation 29 A contract is frustrated when: a One party changes their mind b Performance becomes impossible through no one's fault c Price becomes unfair

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par Aleena Kapadia

Which party begins a civil case?

In civil law, the standard of proof is:

The outcome of a civil case is typically phrased as:

Which type of damages is meant to punish wrongdoing?

Compensation for emotional suffering or humiliation is called

A disagreement between neighbours about a property boundary falls under

A business failing to deliver goods as promised is an example of

Being denied a job because of religion is part of:

Which ADR method involves NO third party?

Which statement about mediation is correct?

Arbitration is best suited when:

The “reasonable person standard” compares the defendant’s actions to:

A required element of negligence is:

Foreseeability means:

Contributory negligence results in:

Voluntary assumption of risk means:

Texting while driving relates to:

Failure to warn a patient about major risks

Entering someone’s land without permission:

False written statement harming reputation:

Failing to address a known hazard on property:

Unreasonable noise interfering with neighbour’s enjoyment:

NOT a requirement for a valid marriage:

Annulment means:

Parenting orders must be based on:

“Something of value exchanged” refers to:

Rule for minors in contracts:

False statement inducing a contract is:

A contract is frustrated when: