Fault & Morality: Tort Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Fault & Morality: Tort QuizOnline version Quick quiz on fault, morality, and tort by Mali 1 What does fault-based negligence hinge on in tort law? a Intentional harm only b Strict liability only c Breaching the reasonable person standard 2 Which test is used to judge fault in negligence claims? a Strict liability test b Subjective intent test c Reasonable person standard 3 Rylands v Fletcher is best described as a form of what? a Pure fault negligence b Vicarious liability c Strict liability 4 Vicarious liability holds an employer liable for whose actions? a Employee’s actions in the course of employment b Unrelated third party's actions c Customer’s actions 5 Which defence reduces liability when the claimant shares fault? a Necessity b Contributory negligence c Consent 6 What concept links morality and civil law in many tort discussions? a Fault and moral accountability b Intention only law c Absolute justice 7 In occupiers’ liability, how does the duty to trespassers differ? a Higher standard than visitors b No duty at all c Lower standard (duty of common humanity) 8 Which area involves ‘no fault’ liability in tort? a Negligence b Nuisance c Strict liability torts 9 Morality is argued to influence tort decisions because it affects what? a Evidence rules only b Procedural fairness only c Judgments of blame and responsibility 10 Should fault be a requirement in all civil liability? a No; never consider fault at all b Yes, always; fault is always required c Not necessarily; some no-fault or strict liability cases exist

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Fault & Morality: Tort QuizOnline version

Quick quiz on fault, morality, and tort

by Mali

What does fault-based negligence hinge on in tort law?

Intentional harm only

Strict liability only

Breaching the reasonable person standard

Which test is used to judge fault in negligence claims?

Strict liability test

Subjective intent test

Reasonable person standard

Rylands v Fletcher is best described as a form of what?

Pure fault negligence

Vicarious liability

Strict liability

Vicarious liability holds an employer liable for whose actions?

Employee’s actions in the course of employment

Unrelated third party's actions

Customer’s actions

Which defence reduces liability when the claimant shares fault?

Necessity

Contributory negligence

Consent

What concept links morality and civil law in many tort discussions?

Fault and moral accountability

Intention only law

Absolute justice

In occupiers’ liability, how does the duty to trespassers differ?

Higher standard than visitors

No duty at all

Lower standard (duty of common humanity)

Which area involves ‘no fault’ liability in tort?

Negligence

Nuisance

Strict liability torts

Morality is argued to influence tort decisions because it affects what?

Evidence rules only

Procedural fairness only

Judgments of blame and responsibility

Should fault be a requirement in all civil liability?

No; never consider fault at all

Yes, always; fault is always required

Not necessarily; some no-fault or strict liability cases exist

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Fault & Morality: Tort QuizOnline version

by Mali

What does fault-based negligence hinge on in tort law?

Which test is used to judge fault in negligence claims?

Rylands v Fletcher is best described as a form of what?

Vicarious liability holds an employer liable for whose actions?

Which defence reduces liability when the claimant shares fault?

What concept links morality and civil law in many tort discussions?

In occupiers’ liability, how does the duty to trespassers differ?

Which area involves ‘no fault’ liability in tort?

Morality is argued to influence tort decisions because it affects what?

Should fault be a requirement in all civil liability?

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