The Negligence Quiz! Trivia
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- 1.The three elements of negligence are:
- A.
Duty of care, breach of duty and foreseeability.
- B.
Duty of care, foreseeability and standard of care.
- C.
Damage suffered, damage caused by the defendant's negligence and damages not too remote from the defendant's negligent act.
- D.
Duty of care, breach of duty and damages.
- 2.To prove that the plaintiff suffered damage as a result of the defendant's breach of duty, the following must be shown:
- A.
Damage was suffered, the damage was caused by the defendant's negligence and the damage was not too remote from the defendant's negligent act.
- B.
Personal injury, physical damage to property, emotional harm (such as nervous shock), and economic loss.
- C.
Duty of care, breach of duty and damages.
- D.
That the damage was not too remote from the defendant's negligent act.
- 3.There are a number of different types of damage including:
- A.
Personal injury.
- B.
Physical damage to property.
- C.
Emotional harm (such as nervous shock).
- D.
Economic loss.
- E.
All of the above.
- 4.When considering whether the damage was caused by the defendant's negligence, the court asks
- A.
Did the defendant cause the harm or did someone else cause the harm?
- B.
Did the defendant breach his or her duty of care?
- C.
Was nervous shock suffered by the plaintiff?
- D.
Could the defendant have done something to help the plaintiff?
- 5.If the damages caused are too remote from the defendant's negligent act:
- A.
The defendant will be found negligent.
- B.
The plaintiff will not have established their case.
- C.
The plaintiff will win the case.
- D.
The courts wil only consider nervous shock damages.
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