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Assault and Battery Definitions Quiz

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What constitutes an assault?

Defending oneself against an unprovoked attack.

Intentionally striking another person with an object.

Unlawfully attempting to use physical force or causing fear of imminent harm. (correct)

Accidentally causing harm to another person.

Which of the following best defines battery?

Causing emotional distress without physical interaction.

Any willful and unlawful use of force or violence on another person. (correct)

Accidentally touching someone in a way that is perceived as aggressive.

Threatening another person without physical contact.

Which action does NOT qualify as assault?

Intentionally placing someone in fear of being harmed.

Accidentally bumping into someone on the street. (correct)

Shouting threats at someone.

Attempting to hit someone but missing.

What is a key element of battery?

<p>The action must be intentional and unlawful.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which situation is an example of both assault and battery?

<p>A person physically pushes another after a heated argument.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Assault Definition

Assault involves unlawfully attempting to use physical force against another, or intentionally causing another to fear immediate harm.
This fear must be reasonable.

Battery Definition

Battery is the willful and unlawful use of force or violence against another person.

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Test your understanding of the legal definitions of assault and battery. This quiz covers the essential elements that differentiate these two concepts, including the necessary conditions for fear and the use of physical force. Challenge your knowledge and clarify any misconceptions about these important legal terms.