6 Written Questions

1. Once the original owner sells his original copy of a piece the new owner can resell that original copy
2. To go on another's person property without permission
3. When a harm would not have occurred without the original wrongful act.
4. Someone unlawfully exercises control over the personal property of another person
5. When a person illegally uses another person's intellectual property
6. The land that or object that belongs to the public

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A legally recognized excuse for the defendant's actions
   1. Patent
   2. Negligence
   3. Legal Defense
   4. Infringement
2. Court order making a defendant to stop the activity complained about.
   1. Patent
   2. Injunction
   3. Infringement
   4. Conversion
3. Money to punish the defendant for malicious, willful or outrageous acts
   1. Punitive Damages
   2. Public Domain
   3. Compensatory Damages
   4. Nominal Damages
4. When you have lack of care for others
   Dangerous activities, owners of dangerous animals and responsibility for defective products
   1. Patent
   2. Copyrights
   3. Legal Defense
   4. Negligence
5. Legal responsibility of manufactures and sellers for injuries cause by defective products they produce or sell
   1. Cause in fact
   2. Public Domain
   3. Counter Claim
   4. Product Liability
6. When one company so dominates (controls) a market there is no other competition
   1. Monopoly
   2. Trespass
   3. Patent
   4. Conversion

6 True/False Questions

1. Protection of Property → Legal responsibility of manufactures and sellers for injuries cause by defective products they produce or sell

   True        False

2. Compensatory Damages → Symbolic awards of money

   True        False

3. Comparative Negligence → A type of defense in a negligent suit where the defendant wants to divide the loss according to the degree of fault of each person

   True        False

4. Counter Claim → Someone unlawfully exercises control over the personal property of another person

   True        False

5. Patent → Court order making a defendant to stop the activity complained about.

   True        False

6. Nominal Damages → Symbolic awards of money

   True        False