QUESTION 16 Catherine decided to have lunch at Tom's, one of the most popular restaurants in town. She ordered soup before her main course as usual. The soup served to Catherine contained a maggot floating about in it. Fortunately. she noticed this before she had it. She sued Tom's for negligence. The most likely result will be: - damages. 0 Catherine will not win since she O B' Catherine will not win as maggots in soup are foreseeable. C' Catherine will win if she proves emotional distress. O D Cathertne Will win because the restaurant failed to use due care. QUESTION 17 Due to Dave Defendanvs tailgating and speeding. his car collides with a car driven by Myra Mason. As a result of the collision, Myra's car collides with a telephone pole, causing it to fall. The falling pole then takes out some electncal power lines. causing a blackout for a 20-mile radius, including the neighborhood where Fred Fish resides. Fred has an aquarium, and the blackout causes the aquarium heater to go out. kllltng ten valuable tropical fish. Fred sues Dave under the theory of negligence. In this case, which element of negligence will be the most difficult for Fred to prove? O A Breach of duty of reasonable care In operating the car. U B- Proumate causation between the breach and the iryury. C Cause In fact between the breach and injury. AM of the abc.e are equally diffr-utt to prene under these facts. QUESTION 18 cf the foiSowtng draws on the persona' property nght connected wuth a person's identity and her exclusive nght to control It? '3 Wrong a pofitscal edttonal on a pubbc figure a person's name on a petition that he/she against CQ C Ccmmesaety uszng someones name about a perenn