two questionnaires and two discussion question Academic Help

Can you help me understand this Law question?

1. The unlawful taking of another’s property with the intent to permanently deprive them of it is defined as _________________.
   

   embezzlement burglary robbery larceny

2. Bookmark question for laterWhich of the following is an example of interference with a business relationship?
   

   luring an employee away from his or her employer aggressive advertising that steals away customers from a competitor using intimidation to keep parties from patronizing a certain store refusing to continue a business relationship out of spite

3. Bookmark question for laterWhat is the chief difference between a tort and a crime?
   

   A tort occurs in the workplace, while a crime occurs elsewhere. A tort carries a public penalty. A tort is legal, while a crime is illegal. A crime carries a public penalty.

4. Bookmark question for laterTrue or false: Spoken defamation is called slander.
   

   TrueFalse

5. Bookmark question for laterThe doctrine of _________________ states that a criminal act may be justifiable if it is necessary to prevent foreseeable harm.
   

   necessity diminished capacity duress entrapment

6. Bookmark question for laterA plaintiff engaging in behavior that contributes to his or her injury may be guilty of _________________ negligence.
   

   comparative contributory affirmative fiduciary

7. Bookmark question for later_________________ is an intentional tort that means “harmful or offensive contact.”
   

   Assault Infliction of emotional distress Battery False imprisonment

8. Bookmark question for laterA(n) _________________ tort arises when a person intentionally intrudes upon another person’s solitude, seclusion, private affairs, or concerns.
   

   intrusion upon seclusion false light misappropriation public revelation of private facts

9. Bookmark question for laterWhich of the following is not true of a misdemeanor?
   

   The penalty for a misdemeanor could be a $500 fine. Minor theft is an example of a misdemeanor. The penalty for a misdemeanor could be six months in jail. It is more serious than a felony.

10. Bookmark question for laterWhich of the following is not true of a capital crime?
    

    It is the most severe unlawful behavior. Manslaughter is an example of a capital crime. First-degree murder is an example of a capital crime. It is punishable by death.

11. Bookmark question for laterWhich of the following is not an example of a fiduciary relationship?
    

    babysitter-charge pilot-passenger doctor-patient coworker-coworker

12. Bookmark question for laterThe requirement of firms to maintain best practices procedures for financial reporting is known as _________________.
    

    integrity and ethical behavior rights and interests of stakeholders disclosure and transparency rights and interests of shareholders

13. Bookmark question for laterUnder the ethical theory of _________________, an action is ethical if it maximizes the greatest happiness for society as a whole.
    

    utilitarianism Kantianism virtue ethics social justice

14. Bookmark question for laterInternational law is generally successful in establishing all but which of the following?
    

    protocol for airplane safety construction rules for fire prevention standards for trade of goods standards for weights and measures

15. Bookmark question for laterWhich of the following is not an entity through which international disputes are resolved?
    

    the General Assembly the International Court of Justice the World Trade Organization the Dispute Settlement Body

16. Bookmark question for laterIf a firm meets the _________________ of behavior, it does no harm to other businesses or the community.
    

    ethical minimum economic minimum moral minimum social minimum

17. Bookmark question for laterThe _________________ Clause gives Congress the power to regulate commerce with other nations.
    

    Treaty Supremacy Contract Foreign Commerce

18. Bookmark question for laterWhich is not a goal of the UN?
    

    maintain peace regulate currency and trade between member nations provide humanitarian aid promote economic development

19. Bookmark question for laterThe _________________ is comprised of 15 member states, 5 of which are permanent members.
    

    Security Council General Assembly Secretariat General Council

20. Bookmark question for laterMembers of the _________________ contribute money to a pool through a quota system from which countries can temporarily borrow funds.
    

    Bank for International Settlements United Nations Bank International Monetary Fund World Bank