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4. El breaks into Whitney's apartment installs a camera, and secretly watches her from his apartment. When she learns about the camera, she becomes paranoid and very uncomfortable in her own home. For Whitney to have a successful claim for intentional intliction of emotional distress, a court would have to find Eli's conduct to be extreme and outrageous to the point that it exceeds the bounds of decency b. against what a reasonable person would do in those circumstances. coffensive to the average person in society. d. that which would rise to the level of a criminal prosecution 5. Mario invites his friends to see is new pet grizzly bear, Yogi. Yogi is normally friendly, but is upset after UCA lost a football game, and some of Mario's friends were cheering for the other team. So, Yogi bites Rosalina on the leg resulting in a serious injury. Under these facts, a. if he did not have any "beware of Yogi" signs on his property. b. regardless of the amount of care Mario took regarding Yogi cil he failed to take reasonable precautions to prevent Rosalina from being bitten by d. only if he intended for Rosalina to be attacked by Yogi. 6. A spectator attending a UCA baseball game is struck by a ball erroneously thrown into the stands by Thomas, the UCA pitcher. The spectator, a generous donor to the baseball program, was a longtime baseball fan and aware of the risks that came with the game. Is the UCA baseball team liable for the spectator's injuries? a. Yes, the team had a duty to take reasonable care to prevent spectators from harm. b. Yes, teams are strictly liable to injuries that occur to fans. c. No, the spectator assumed the risk of injury in the ball park. d. No, the baseball was not intentionally thrown at the spectator. 7 Bob and Jane are in a motor vehicle accident. Bob (plaintiff) sues Jane (defendant) for his damages in the amount of $500,000. The jury finds that Jane was 80% at fault, and Bob was 20% at fault. Under the rules of comparative negligence/fault, what amount does Bob receive as damages? a. So b. $100.000 c. $400,000 d. $500,000