Question $10$

$1$ pts

Raquel is speeding in her car through a busy town center when she veers off the road to avoid a cat and plows into a small newspaper stand. The stand flies into the air and smashes through the glass windows of a nearby yoga studio, where it startles Adam, a yoga student, and sends him flying into a set of lighted candles. As a result, Adam suffers a serious burn. Adam sues Raquel. What result is most likely?

Adam will win because Raquel's conduct was criminal.

Adam will win because speeding is an ultrahazardous activity.

Adam will lose because Raquel's conduct was not the factual cause of his injury.

Adam will lose because Raquel's conduct was not the proximate cause of his injury.