no explanation needed.

In applying the "foreignatural doctrine" liability test in the sale of defective food/drink products, some courts will not impose warranty liability if the item in the food that caused the harm was a natural ingredient of that food product. 0 a) True O b) False on the seller's recommendation to pick out a product that the buyer intends to use for some reason other than what the product is ordinarily used for? O a) conformity of description 0 b) merchantability O c) warranties against encumbrances G) d) tness for a particular purpose Which one of the following must be proven by a plaintiff to recover under a strict product liability theory? 0 a) breach of express warranty by the seller or manufacturer 0 b) the defective product is unreasonably dangerous and caused harm O c) privity of contract between the manufacturer and the plaintiff Q d) negligence of the seller or manufacturer