A man riding a roller coaster is severely injured when the car he's riding in jumps off the track. He sues the amusement park for negligence.

Assuming it is true, which of the following would represent a strong defense against the negligence claim?

• The man snuck into the amusement park rather than paying for admission.
• The man has seen roller coasters before, and knowingly and voluntarily assumed the risk of participating in a dangerous activity.
• The man undid his seatbelt after the roller coaster started moving.
• The amusement park has never had an accident like this before.

Select the example that isinconsistentwith the provisions of the UCC for contract remedies for a seller's breach of contract

• In its sales contract, a software company specifies that its sole obligation in the event that its software is defective is to replace it with a non-defective copy
• An appliance company sells a defective stove that injures its owner. The sales contract excludes responsibility for consequential damages except those deemed unconscionable, so the company replaces the stove and compensates the woman for her injury.
• The sales contract for a shoe company specifies that the statute of limitations for any charges of breach of contract shall be limited to two years.
• In order to be more competitive with buyers, the sales contract for a television manufacturer extends the statute of limitations for breach of contract claims to six years