1.Bento Cuisine is a lunch-cart business. It occupies a street corner in Texarkana, a city that straddles the border of Arkansas and Texas. Across the street-and across the state line, which runs down the middle of the street-is Rico's Tacos. The two businesses compete for customers. Recently, Bento has begun to believe that Rico's is engaging in competitive behavior that is illegal.

If Bento were to file a lawsuit against Rico's, in which type of court could Bento initiate the action? (Bento could file a suit against Rico's in a trial court of___________ jurisdiction in either the state of Bento's location or the state of Rico's location. Because there appears to be diversity of ____________ in this situation, if the amount in controversy could conceivably exceed $75,000, a suit might instead be filed in a _____________ district court, which is the equivalent of a state trial court of general jurisdiction.