1.When you register to stay at a hotel you are:

A.Ensuring that you are not subject to negligence.

B.Entering into a contract.

C.Not entering into a legal relationship.

D.All of the above.

2.The standard of proof is an important concept in a negligence action.The standard of proof in a negligence action is:

A.On the balance of probabilities.

B.Beyond reasonable doubt.

C.Not an important concept in a negligence action.

D.None of the above.

3.The burden of proof is an important concept in a negligence action.The burden of proof in a negligence action is generally:

A.On the balance of probabilities.

B.Beyond reasonable doubt.

C.On the plaintiff.

D.On the defendant.

4.If someone has contributory negligence the courts will:

A.Deny their claim entirely.

B.Accept their claim entirely.

C.Often award a percentage reduction in damages.

D.None of the above.

5.If someone has voluntary assumption of risk or volenti non fit injuria:

A.There is no statutory duty.

B.The plaintiff knew and understood the risk.

C.The plaintiff had a choice to avoid the risk.

D.All of the above.

6.The Last clear chance rule is:

A.Extinct and never used any more.

B.Used every day by the courts.

C.Used today to deny plaintiffs any money because they have no one to blame but themselves for their injuries.

D.An exception to the law of negligence that is used today.

7.What is at the core of hospitality law for innkeepers?

A.Keeping guests under control.

B.The relationship between an innkeeper and the guest.

C.Making sure that everyone who wants a room can get a room at the inn.

D.None of the above.

8.What is the meaning of "entertainment" in the context of the hospitality industry as discussed in our course materials?

A.Fun and games in the show business sense.

B.Guests must receive hospitality.

C.Guests must be treated in a respectful and courteous manner.

D.B & C.

9.If the staff at a hotel thinks a guest is a prostitute and they have received a complaint from another guest the hotel staff should:

A.Approach the person in a public area and say the person is a prostitute and the person should check out.

B.Evict the person for being a prostitute.

C.Make absolutely sure they have sufficient evidence the person is being prostitute on the hotel premises and then evict the person.

D.Do nothing and wait to see if the police come.