1. List and briefly describe the three required elements of an action 3. Differentiate among the duties that possessors of land owe to for negligence. trespassers, licensees, and invitees. 2. Explain the duty of care that is imposed upon (a) adults, (b) 4. Identify the defenses that are available to a tort action in negli- children, (c) persons with a physical disability, (d) persons with a gence and those that are available to a tort action in strict liability. mental deficiency, (e) persons with superior knowledge, and (f) 5. Identify and discuss those activities giving rise to a tort action in persons acting in an emergency. strict liability. 10. Timothy keeps a pet chimpanzee, which is thoroughly tamed and accustomed to playing with its owner's children. The chimpanzee escapes, despite every precaution to keep it upon its owner's premises. It approaches a group of children. Wanda, the mother of one of the children, erroneously thinking the chimpanzee is about to attack the `children, rushes to her child's assistance. In her hurry and excitement, she stumbles and falls, breaking her leg. Can Wanda recover for her personal injuries