1. Chapter 6 Jeopardy Review
Tort Terms
What Liability?
Intentional Torts
Name That Tort
Trial Vocabulary
This and That
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2. A monetary award given to the injured party because of their loss.
Tort Terms – 100 pts.
A monetary award given to the injured party because of their loss.

3. A monetary award given to the injured party because of their loss.
Tort Terms – 100 pts.
A monetary award given to the injured party because of their loss.
Damages
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4. Another name for actual damages.
Tort Terms – 200 pts.
Another name for actual damages.

5. Another name for actual damages.
Tort Terms – 200 pts.
Another name for actual damages.
Compensatory damages
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6. A monetary award that is set high enough to punish the defendant.
Tort Terms – 300 pts.
A monetary award that is set high enough to punish the defendant.

7. A monetary award that is set high enough to punish the defendant.
Tort Terms – 300 pts.
A monetary award that is set high enough to punish the defendant.
Punitive damages
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8. A court order for a person to do or not to do a particular act.
Tort Terms – 400 pts.
A court order for a person to do or not to do a particular act.

9. A court order for a person to do or not to do a particular act.
Tort Terms – 400 pts.
A court order for a person to do or not to do a particular act.
Injunction
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10. The duty to act with care and good judgment.
Tort Terms – 500 pts.
The duty to act with care and good judgment.

11. Tort Terms – 500 pts. The duty to act with care and good judgment.
Reasonable-person standard
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12. Tort Terms – 600 pts.
A type of negligence where the plaintiff knowingly subjects himself to danger.

13. Tort Terms – 600 pts.
A type of negligence where the plaintiff knowingly subjects himself to danger.
Assumption of the risk
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14. Tort Terms – 700 pts.
A type of negligence where the plaintiff is awarded damages in proportion to his own negligence.

15. Tort Terms – 700 pts.
A type of negligence where the plaintiff is awarded damages in proportion to his own negligence.
Comparative
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16. Tort Terms – 800 pts.
A type of negligence where the plaintiff’s own actions were partial cause to the injury.

17. Tort Terms – 800 pts.
A type of negligence where the plaintiff’s own actions were partial cause to the injury.
Contributory
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18. My responsibility to my apartment complex if I raise tigers.
What Liability? – 100 pts.
My responsibility to my apartment complex if I raise tigers.

19. Absolute (strict) liability
What Liability? – 100 pts.
My responsibility to my apartment complex if I raise tigers.
Absolute (strict) liability
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20. The liability of an employer for actions or torts of their employees.
What Liability? – 200 pts.
The liability of an employer for actions or torts of their employees.

21. The liability of an employer for actions or torts of their employees.
What Liability? – 200 pts.
The liability of an employer for actions or torts of their employees.
Vicarious liability
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22. What’s your wager?

23. What Liability? – Daily Double
The responsibility of manufactures who build unsafe cars.

24. What Liability? – Daily Double
The responsibility of manufactures who build unsafe cars.
Strict (product) liability
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25. What Liability? – 400 pts.
My responsibility to my next-door neighbor if I store propane gas in my garage.

26. Absolute (strict) liability
What Liability? – 400 pts.
My responsibility to my next-door neighbor if I store propane gas in my garage.
Absolute (strict) liability
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27. What Liability? – 500 pts.
My responsibility to my friends if I make fireworks for them for the 4th of July.

28. Absolute (strict) liability
What Liability? – 500 pts.
My responsibility to my friends if I make fireworks for them for the 4th of July.
Absolute (strict) liability
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29. The responsibility of parents for the torts of their children.
What Liability? – 600 pts.
The responsibility of parents for the torts of their children.

30. The responsibility of parents for the torts of their children.
What Liability? – 600 pts.
The responsibility of parents for the torts of their children.
Vicarious liability
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31. The responsibility of food producers and the stores who sell bad food.
What Liability? – 700 pts.
The responsibility of food producers and the stores who sell bad food.

32. What Liability? – 700 pts.
The responsibility of food producers and the stores who sell bad food.
Strict (product) liability
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33. What Liability? – 800 pts.
The liability of an employer for injuries caused to employees while on the job.

34. Absolute (strict) liability
What Liability? – 800 pts.
The liability of an employer for injuries caused to employees while on the job.
Absolute (strict) liability
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35. Intentional Torts – 100 pts.
Two intentional torts where one person threatens to injure another either physically or verbally.

36. Intentional Torts – 100 pts.
Two intentional torts where one person threatens to injure another either physically or verbally.
Assault & battery
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37. Intentional Torts – 200 pts.
A tort in which a person is deprived of freedom of movement.

38. Intentional Torts – 200 pts.
A tort in which a person is deprived of freedom of movement.
False imprisonment
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39. Intentional Torts – 300 pts.
A tort that has unwelcome and unlawful intrusions into one’s private life so as to cause outrage, mental suffering, or humiliation.

40. Intentional Torts – 300 pts.
A tort that has unwelcome and unlawful intrusions into one’s private life so as to cause outrage, mental suffering, or humiliation.
Invasion of privacy
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41. Intentional Torts – 400 pts.
A false statement about a person that injures their reputation.

42. Intentional Torts – 400 pts.
A false statement about a person that injures their reputation.
Defamation
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43. Intentional Torts – 500 pts.
A tort in which another’s property is entered without their consent.

44. Intentional Torts – 500 pts.
A tort in which another’s property is entered without their consent.
Trespass of land
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45. Intentional Torts – 600 pts.
A tort that occurs when personal property is stolen.

46. Intentional Torts – 600 pts.
A tort that occurs when personal property is stolen.
Conversion
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47. Intentional Torts – 700 pts.
A tort that occurs when there is an intentional misrepresentation of an existing important fact.

48. Intentional Torts – 700 pts.
A tort that occurs when there is an intentional misrepresentation of an existing important fact.
Fraud
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49. Intentional Torts – 800 pts.
A tort that occurs when a third party entices or encourages a breach of contract.

50. Intentional Torts – 800 pts.
A tort that occurs when a third party entices or encourages a breach of contract.
Interference with contractual relations
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51. Offense against an individual.
Name That Tort – 100 pts.
Offense against an individual.

52. Offense against an individual.
Name That Tort – 100 pts.
Offense against an individual.
Tort
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53. Name That Tort – 200 pts.
Most common tort.

54. Name That Tort – 200 pts. Most common tort. Negligence
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55. Name That Tort – 300 pts.
False newspaper article that ridiculed and humiliated a private citizen.

56. Name That Tort – 300 pts.
False newspaper article that ridiculed and humiliated a private citizen.
Libel/Defamation
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57. Throwing trash over the fence into a neighbors yard.
Name That Tort – 400 pts.
Throwing trash over the fence into a neighbors yard.

58. Throwing trash over the fence into a neighbors yard.
Name That Tort – 400 pts.
Throwing trash over the fence into a neighbors yard.
Trespass of land
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59. A fight between two high school students who are 17.
Name That Tort – 500 pts.
A fight between two high school students who are 17.

60. A fight between two high school students who are 17.
Name That Tort – 500 pts.
A fight between two high school students who are 17.
Battery
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61. Reading someone’s mail without his or her permission.
Name That Tort – 600 pts.
Reading someone’s mail without his or her permission.

62. Reading someone’s mail without his or her permission.
Name That Tort – 600 pts.
Reading someone’s mail without his or her permission.
Invasion of privacy
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63. Duty, violation of duty, injury, and causation.
Name That Tort – 700 pts.
Duty, violation of duty, injury, and causation.

64. Duty, violation of duty, injury, and causation.
Name That Tort – 700 pts.
Duty, violation of duty, injury, and causation.
Elements of a tort
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65. Buying a stolen car without knowing it has been stolen.
Name That Tort – 800 pts.
Buying a stolen car without knowing it has been stolen.

66. Buying a stolen car without knowing it has been stolen.
Name That Tort – 800 pts.
Buying a stolen car without knowing it has been stolen.
Conversion
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67. Someone who has personal knowledge of the facts.
Trial Vocabulary – 100 pts.
Someone who has personal knowledge of the facts.

68. Someone who has personal knowledge of the facts.
Trial Vocabulary – 100 pts.
Someone who has personal knowledge of the facts.
Witness
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69. Trial Vocabulary – 200 pts.
A brief outline of what the defendant and the plaintiff will try to prove.

70. Trial Vocabulary – 200 pts.
A brief outline of what the defendant and the plaintiff will try to prove.
Opening statements
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71. Trial Vocabulary – 300 pts.
Anything that a judge allows to be presented to a jury that helps prove or disprove the alleged facts.

72. Trial Vocabulary – 300 pts.
Anything that a judge allows to be presented to a jury that helps prove or disprove the alleged facts.
Evidence
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73. Trial Vocabulary – 400 pts.
A written order by the judge commanding a witness to appear in court to give testimony.

74. Trial Vocabulary – 400 pts.
A written order by the judge commanding a witness to appear in court to give testimony.
Subpoena
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75. Consists of statements made by witnesses under oath.
Trial Vocabulary – 500 pts.
Consists of statements made by witnesses under oath.

76. Consists of statements made by witnesses under oath.
Trial Vocabulary – 500 pts.
Consists of statements made by witnesses under oath.
Testimony
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77. Trial Vocabulary – 600 pts.
Testimony taken down in writing under oath that may be read into the court transcript.

78. Trial Vocabulary – 600 pts.
Testimony taken down in writing under oath that may be read into the court transcript.
Deposition
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79. Trial Vocabulary – 700 pts.
The jury’s decision.

80. Trial Vocabulary – 700 pts. The jury’s decision. Verdict
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81. The final result of a trial.
Trial Vocabulary – 800 pts.
The final result of a trial.

82. The final result of a trial.
Trial Vocabulary – 800 pts.
The final result of a trial.
Judgment
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83. The duty to act with care and good judgment.
This and That – 100 pts.
The duty to act with care and good judgment.

84. This and That – 100 pts. The duty to act with care and good judgment.
Reasonable-person standard
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85. Decides issues of fact in a trial in front of their peers.
This and That – 200 pts.
Decides issues of fact in a trial in front of their peers.

86. Decides issues of fact in a trial in front of their peers.
This and That – 200 pts.
Decides issues of fact in a trial in front of their peers.
Jury
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87. This and That – 300 pts.
Decides issues of law.

88. This and That – 300 pts. Decides issues of law. Judge
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89. Legally recognizable cause of harm.
This and That – 400 pts.
Legally recognizable cause of harm.

90. Legally recognizable cause of harm.
This and That – 400 pts.
Legally recognizable cause of harm.
Proximate cause
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91. Children over the age of 7 and the mentally ill.
This and That – 500 pts.
Children over the age of 7 and the mentally ill.

92. This and That – 500 pts.
Children over the age of 7 and the mentally ill.
Responsible for their own torts
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93. Proof that the breach in duty caused the injury in a tort.
This and That – 600 pts.
Proof that the breach in duty caused the injury in a tort.

94. Proof that the breach in duty caused the injury in a tort.
This and That – 600 pts.
Proof that the breach in duty caused the injury in a tort.
Causation
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95. This and That – 700 pts.
For example, in Illinois, several drivers can share the cost of damages in a traffic accident.

96. Comparative negligence
This and That – 700 pts.
For example, in Illinois, several drivers can share the cost of damages in a traffic accident.
Comparative negligence
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97. This and That – 800 pts.
For example, in Missouri, one person is responsible for the cost of damages in a traffic accident.

98. Contributory negligence
This and That – 800 pts.
For example, in Missouri, one person is responsible for the cost of damages in a traffic accident.
Contributory negligence
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