choose the right option Question 6

Content of waivers and exculpatory clauses must be:

• Inconspicuous, unambiguous, explicit, and cannot exonerate beyond gross negligence
• Conspicuous, unambiguous, explicit, and cannot exonerate beyond ordinary negligence
• Conspicuous, ambiguous, explicit, and cannot exonerate beyond ordinary negligence
• Conspicuous, unambiguous, explicit, and cannot exonerate beyond gross negligence
• Inconspicuous, unambiguous, explicit, and cannot exonerate beyond ordinary negligence

Question 7

1 pts

In order for a plaintiff to bring a proper discrimination claim under the ADA, that person must prove the following:

• They are disabled, defendant owns, leases or operates a place of accommodation, defendant had a discriminatory policy or practice, defendant discriminated against plaintiff based upon a protected class other than disability
• They are disabled, defendant owns, leases or operates a place of accommodation, defendant had a non-discriminatory policy or practice, defendant discriminated against plaintiff based upon disability
• They are disabled, defendant owns, leases or operates a place of public accommodation, defendant had a non-discriminatory policy or practice, defendant discriminated against plaintiff based upon disability
• They are disabled under Supreme Court precedent, defendant owns, leases or operates a place of accommodation, defendant had a discriminatory policy or practice, defendant discriminated against plaintiff based upon disability
• They are disabled, defendant owns, leases or operates a place of accommodation, defendant had a discriminatory policy or practice, defendant discriminated against plaintiff based upon disability

Question 8

This act was established in 2017 to protect victims from sexual abuse in amateur sports and is also known as the:

• National Governing Body Safety Act
• USOPC Safe Sport Act
• Safe Sport Act
• Safe Sport Sexual Abuse Act
• Sport Authorization Safety Act

Question 9

A breach of duty can occur:

• By omission or commission
• By unintentional meeting of duty
• By intentional negligence
• By omission and intention
• By emission and commission

Question 10

Premises liability involves the following classifications of land or facility users:

• Invitees, licensors, contractors
• Invitees, licensees, contractors
• Invitees, licensees, trespassers
• Invitees, licensees, attendees
• Invitees, licensors, trespassers