Question 11 In which scenario would strict liability most likely apply? O The ceiling of a city hall crumbles and injures a few employees. O A deck collapses at a restaurant, injuring two diners. O An explosion at a chemical plant injures several workers. O A fire at a grocery store injures several customers.Question 12 O Mark t In most cases, an enforceable contract has to include consideration, which O) must be an exchange of legal value between the parties to the agreement O is defined as an offer extended from one party to the other O) means that both parties have full mental capacity to form an agreement O) must be morally or economically adequate to make the bargain a fair oneQuestion 13 O Mark this question A manufacturer of kitchen knives is sued for strict product liability by Jack, who cut himself with one of the knives and suffered permanent nerve damage and paralysis in three fingers on his left hand. Jack argues that the knives were overly sharp and, thus, defective in their manufacturing. The manufacturer defends against the claim by arguing that the risk to the consumer is outweighed by the utility of the knives. How does Jack's claim stand up to the manufacturer's defense? Jack is likely to win, unless the manufacturer can prove that Jack was misusing or abusing the O knife in some way. Jack is likely to win, because the risk-utility test is only applicable to strict product liability claims O involving pharmaceuticals. O Jack is likely to lose, because the knife is clearly safe for its intended use. Jack is likely to lose, because the knife cannot function for its intended purpose unless it is O sharp, and the risk to consumers is more than outweighed by the utility of a sharp kitchen knife.Question 14 C) Marl-[this quation A whistleblower informs a VP at an online retail company about the widespread practice of warehouse workers being asked to work extra hours without pay. The VP raises the issue with the CEO, who responds that the company can't compete in the industry without its workers putting in some extra hours, and that paying them for these hours would negatiyely affect earnings. The CEO assures the UP that the company's workforce is happy to work these extra hours, since no warehouse workers have complained directly to him. Consider what you have learned about the factors that impact corporate culture. What is the ethical strength of the corporation in the example\"? Strong, because the CEO is willing to meet with people in the organization who have ethical O CDF'ICEH'IS. CI Strong, because the CEO is protecting the nancial strength of the company. CI Weak, because the CEO is failing to provide topdown ethical leadership. 0 Weak, because the CEO is taking credit for the work of others. Question 15 O Mark this question Which of the following is an example of a voidable contract? A 28-year-old adult forms a written contract with an able-bodied and competent 17-year-old O neighbor to cut her lawn for $200 per week. A 52-year-old forms an oral contract with an able-bodied and competent adult neighbor to paint O his deck for $1,000. O A 21-year-old adult forms a written contract with an able-bodied and competent adult neighbor to clean his house for $1 per month. O A 21-year-old forms a contract with an able-bodied and competent 30-year-old neighbor to drive her to work all year in exchange for gas money