Donnie is out for a quick jog when he comes across a three-ring binder. Thinking that odd, he unzipped and opened the binder to find it carefully and neatly packed with rows of baseball cards. While Donnie is not much of a baseball fan, his niece Darla is, so he scoops up the binder and brings it to Darla.

Q6: Assume the baseball card collection doesn't contain any cards of any real value. Also recall that before he can take ownership, Donnie has to make a reasonable effort, under the circumstances, to locate the true owner. Have a look at the list of possible steps Donnie may take to find the ownerthat is reasonable under this set of facts. There will be multiple correct answers. Choose all you think to apply.

1. Print off a few fliers and staple them to utility poles near where Donnie found the binder

2. Pay $3 to put a notice on Craigslist that a baseball card collection has been found

3. Pay $150 to take out a 10-second spot on the radio

4. If it's safe to do so, wait a day or two then go back to where he found the binder and knock on a few doors in the neighborhood to ask if anyone has lost a baseball card collection.

5. Request a meeting with a local police detective to begin an investigation as to the owner of the card collection.

6. Ask around at the local beauty salon. They know everything about everyone down there.

(Hint: Click this one as legit. For real.)

Hypo 2

Same facts as before, but now Donnie has done what he needs to do to take full ownership of the card binder and he's all set to give it to Darla. Unfortunately, when Donnie swings by Darla's house, Darla's not home. "No problem," thinks Donnie. He whips out a pen and paper and leaves the binder on the doorstep with a note telling Darla about the gift. When Darla comes home, she finds the binder and the note, takes one look through the card collection, and instantly decides she doesn't want any of these cards.

Q7: Was there a donation here? Choose all that apply.

1.No, because Darla did not accept the gift.

2. No, because it was never Donnie's intention that Darla keeps the cards.

3. Yes, because to complete donation the donor has to deliver the thing being donated to the donee, which happened here.

4. Yes, because it was Donnie's intent to give Darla full ownership of the baseball cards.