Kitchensharp Products, Inc. (KPI), makes knifes and other utensils. Lovelia is injured while using a KPI knife and sues KPI for product liability based on negligence, KPI could successfully defend against the suit by showing that: Select one: a. Louella's injury resulted from a commonly known danger. b. Louella misused the knife in a foreseeable way. C. KPI did not sell the knife to Louella. d. The knife was not altered after KPI sold it Seller repudiated its contractual commitment to sell 50 personal computers to Micro Mart. ed DO on Select one: a. Micro can cover by purchasing pc's from another source. b. Micro can recover punitive damages from seller. c. Micro must wait until the time seller was committed to deliver before taking any action. d. Micro has no remedy under the UCC Zip delivered goods to Sharon without knowledge that Sharon was insolvent when the goods were delivered. Zip was not immediately paid and demanded return of the goods eight days after the delivery. However, Sharon had sold the goods to Anne, a good faith purchaser in the ordinary course of business. Select one: a. Zip can reclaim the goods from Anne b. Sharon can reclaim the goods from Anne. c. Anne's title to the goods is secure from the claims of Zip and Sharon d. Anne must make a second payment of the purchase price to Zip. When a bottle of soda is sold by a retailer and the buyer notices after several sips a dead roach in the bottom of the bottle, the buyer can: Select one: a Recover for breach of warranty of perfection b. Recover for breach of warranty of merchantability cover for breach of fitness for a particular purpose. d. None of the above