6. On Monday, the university was closed since it was a legal holiday. Since there were no cars in the parking lot, Pedro practiced skateboarding. However, since it was Pedro's first time in this parking lot r he did not see that a tree root lifted the concrete in one section of the parking. This caused Pedro to trip over the broken concrete and suffer substantial injuries to his ankle. a. Since Pedro suffered obvious injuries, he can sue the university for negligence for not fixing the concrete. b. Since the injuries and proximate cause are related, Pedro can sue the university for negligence. c. The university's act of broken concrete in its parking lot is a breach of their duty to maintain the premises safe. d. None of the above. 7. Before I moved into my newly constructed home, my nosey neighbor asked to see the pool that was being designed as he was also considering an inground pool. However, the tiles surrounding the pool were not yet cemented to the ground, causing my neighbor to slip and fall into the empty pool. He suffered serious injuries. a. There's no liability as the homeowner due to the doctrine of respondeat superior. b. There is no duty of care to visitors to one's home. c. Even if there was a duty of care to the neighbor, it's obvious there's construction taking place and the neighbor assumed the risk by walking into an area where construction has yet to be completed and known to be potentially dangerous. d. None of the above. 8. Maria purchased the latest Star Wars action figure for her four-year-old son. While unpackaging the toy, her son swallowed the detachable toy gun. Maria wants to sue the manufacturer, distributor, and others in the chain of distribution. She could do so under: a. Strict liability. b. Intentional tort. c. Negligence. d. None of the above. 9. Wanting to upgrade my older model car, I purchased a steering wheel from Bob's Auto Parts. The steering wheel is manufactured by Steering Wheel USA, Inc. The steering wheel was defective, resulting in an accident. Which of the following is true? a. Bob's Auto Parts could be held strictly liable since the company is part of the chain of distribution. b. Bob's Auto Parts can't be sued since they only sell the steering wheel which is manufactured by another company. c. Only Steering Wheel USA Inc. can be sued under the doctrine of strict liability. d. None of the above. 10. Ken was hired by Insurance Sales, Inc. to sell life insurance. Because Ken was very successful, his wife convinced him that he should start his own insurance company. So, while selling life insurance to potential clients, Ken started telling them about his own insurance firm that he would open in eleven months. This is known as: a. Selfing. b. Self-representation. c. Self-dealing. d. None of the above