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QUESTION 23 2 points Save Answer Nico is a passenger in a car driven by Owen, whose negligence causes an accident, injuring himself. Nico, uninjured, accompanies Owen to Parkside Hospital in an ambulance. The ambulance is hit by a car driven by Quin, injuring Nico. Nico files a suit against Owen, whose best defense is O a. assumption of risk. b. contributory negligence. O c. negligence per se. O d. superseding cause. QUESTION 24 2 points Save Answer Petra, a clerk at a Villanueva store, takes a case of white paper from the store without permission. Petra is liable for the tort of O a. conversion. O b. wrongful interference with a business relationship. O c. disparagement of property. O d. appropriation.QUESTION 25 2 points Save Answer Julie Mccoy, a driver for Princess Cruises, causes a five-car accident on an interstate highway. Julie and Princess likely are liable to O a. all those who are injured. O b. only those who do not have insurance. O c. only those whose injuries could reasonably have been foreseen. O d. only those whose cars were immediately ahead and behind Julie. QUESTION 26 2 points Save Answer Ryan, a security employee for Capitol Sales Corp, uses reasonable force to detain Uriah, a suspected shoplifter, until the police arrive. Capitol is most likely liable for O a. false imprisonment. O b. no tort or crime. O c. abuse of process. O d. trespass to personal dignity.QUESTION 27 2 points Save Answer Tate manages an illegal gambling operation in the back room of his 5-star restaurant. On his tax return, Tate reports the prots of the gambling operation as income from restaurants legitimate activities. This is O a. embezzlement. O b. no crime. 0 c. money laundering. Q d. larceny. QUESTION 28 2 points SaveAnswer Teresa is a celebrity. Without her permission, Sinclair Enterprises includes in an ad an image that resembles her. Sinclair does not use Teresa's name or actual likeness. This is most likely the tort of O a. no tort. O b. slander of quality. 0 c. appropriation. Q d. conversion. QUESTION 29 2 points Save Answer QUESTION 29 2 points Save Answer Elena points a knife at Damon's daughter, threatening to hurt her unless Damon steals a certain file from his employer. Charged with theft, Damon can successfully claim as a defense O a. entrapment. O b. duress. O c. self-defense. O d. insanity. QUESTION 30 2 points Save Answer Frank slips and falls on Gail's Harbor Tour Boat and is injured. Frank files a suit against Gail's for $50,000. If Frank is 20 percent at fault and Gail's is 80 percent, under the "50 percent rule" comparative negligence principles, Frank would recover O a. $25,000 O b. $250,000. O c. $0. O d. $40,000.QUESTION 31 2 points Save Answer Scott is injured when he slips and falls on Stiles' sidewalk. To determine whether Stiles owed a duty of care to Scott, Stiles is subject to the standard of O a. a realistic person. 0 b. a reliable person. 0 c. a reasonable person. 0 d. a recognizable person. QUESTION 32 2 points SaNeAnswer On the orders of her employer. Lisa removes the trademarks on clothing that comes into the store where she works and puts those trademarks on generic goods. This is most likely the crime of O a. larceny. O b. no crime. 0 c. robbery. Q d. forgery. QUESTION 33 2 points Save