8. The guardian of an adult incapacitated person is responsible for all of the following EXCEPT:

a. ensuring that the person's medical needs are met.

b. voting on behalf of the incapacitated person.

c. providing for the person's overall care and comfort.

d. allowing and even encouraging the person to pursue social and educational opportunities.

e. arranging for the person's housing, whether he/she lives with the guardian or in another residence. 9. In an adult guardianship action, the person petitioning for the finding of incapacity and the appointment of a guardian must sue all interested parties, including the person whose capacity is in question. a. true b. false 10. In the context of an adult guardianship, the least restrictive alternative is:

a. any option to which all family agree.

b. a full stripping of the incapacitated person's rights, giving full authority to the guardian to act on his/her behalf.

c. no judicial action at all.

d. any option that will sufficiently protect the alleged incapacitated person, but will also allow him/her to retain their rights.