Buck owns five acres of land in California. On the land Buck has a house and a toolshed. There are ten large maple trees around the house. The real property includes (1.5pts) 1. the land only 2. the land and the house only. 3. the land, the house, and the toolshed, but not the trees. 4. the land, the house, the toolshed, and the trees. Explain fully: (2.5 pts) Dian and Elton buy a duplex in Fargo, North Dakota. On the death of either owner, that owner's interest in the duplex passes to his or her heirs. This is: (1.5pts) 1. a joint tenancy. 2. a life estate 3. a tenancy in common 4. ownership in fee simple absolute. Explain fully: (2.5pts) Qiana and Rex take title to a Shakes n' Burgers restaurant in such a way that if one dies, the other will be the sole owner Qiana and Rex own the restaurant as: (1.5pts) 1. co-owners in fee simple. 2. joint tenants. 3. tenants by the entirety. 4. tenants in common. Explain fully: (2.50pts) Gretel, an inventor, has tools in her workshop, including hammers, a table saw, and drills. She has a patent on her most recent invention, a kitchen gas grill. She licenses the patent to Home Appliances, Inc., a company in which she owns stock. Her tangible personal property includes the (1.50 pts) 1. workshop tools. 2. Home Appliances stock. 3. patent on the gas grill and license to Home Appliances. 4. all of the choices. Explain fully: (2.50 pts) Mallory's sister Naomi gives Mallory a leather working kit for Christmas. Mallory uses the kit to make a saddle Mallory's acquisition of the saddle is by (1.50 pts) 1. gift. 2. accession 3. confusion 4. production. Explain fully: (2.50 pts) Luther leaves his pick-up truck at Midtown Auto Service for an oil change. This is: (1.50 pts) 1. a bailment. 2. accession. 3. none of the choices. 4. production Explain fully: (2.50 pts) Savory Bean Company makes and sells a sweet espresso coffee beverage under the name "Sugar Sugar Tropic Roast, Inc, later markets a similar drink under the name "Sweet Sweet" This is most likely (1.50 pts): 1. copyright infringement. 2. patent infringement. 3. trademark infringement 4. not infringement. Explain fully: (2.50 pts) Effervescent Egg Cream Company's trademark is used by Fizzy Drink without its owner's permission. Fizzy's use of the mark is actionable provided that (1.50 pts): 1. consumers are confused. 2. Fizzy's use is intentional. 3. Fizzy and Effervescent are competito 4. Effervescent's mark is registered Explain fully: (2.50 pts) Gold & Sweet Company bottles and sells maple syrup from its plant in Vermont. On the labels is a logo that states "100% Genuine New England Maple Syrup Certified by the Northeast Maple Syrup Harvesters Association." This logo is: (1.50 pts) 1. a certification mark. 2. none of the choices. 3. a service mark 4. trade dress Explain fully: (2.50 pts) Odell invents "Profits Unbound," new stock trading algorithm software, and applies for a patent. If Odell is granted a patent, his invention will be protected: (1.50 pts) 1. for ten years. 2. for twenty years. 3. for the life of the inventor plus seventy years. 4. forever. Explain fully: (2.50 pts) GreatGro, Inc., makes genetically modihed seeds with properties that are Corporation's patented seeds, without Hearty Harvest's permission This is most likely (1.50 pts): 1. copyright infringement. 2. patent infringement. 3. trademark infringement. 4. not infringement Explain fully: (2.50 pts)