Question 49 49. For a new invention to be patented, it must be - O novel, obvious, non-useful, and of patentable subject matter O novel, non-obvious, useful, and of patentable subject matter O non-novel, non-obvious, useful, and of patentable subject matter O non-novel, obvious, useful, and of patentable subject matter O novel, non-obvious, non-useful, and of patentable subject matterQuestion 50 0.5 pts 50. Eduardo is spreading verbal gossip that Josefina is cheating on Josefina's husband by having an extramarital sexual affair with Francisco. This gossip is heard by Josefina's employer, Gerardo, who then fires Josefina because he disapproves of extramarital affairs. Josefina and Francisco are in fact having an extramarital sexual affair. Josefina and Francisco sue Eduardo for defamation. On these facts, how is the court likely to decide? The court is likely to decide -- O for Josefina but against Francisco O against both Josefina and Francisco O for Josefina and Francisco if they sue for slander; against Josefina and Francisco if they sue for libel O for both Josefina and Francisco O against Josefina but for FranciscoD Question 51 0.5 pts 51. Assume the facts set forth in Question 50. Does Josefina have a good claim against Gerardo for firing Josefina from her job? [The facts from Question 50 are as follows: Eduardo is spreading verbal gossip that Josefina is cheating on Josefina's husband by having an extramarital sexual affair with Francisco. This gossip is heard by Josefina's employer, Gerardo, who then fires Josefina because he disapproves of extramarital affairs. Josefina and Francisco are in fact having an extramarital sexual affair. Josefina and Francisco sue Eduardo for defamation.] O Yes, because Gerardo should have fired Eduardo rather than Josefina for spreading gossip about Josefina and Francisco O Yes, because Josefina did not receive any warning from Gerardo that the illicit extramarital sexual affair with Francisco could lead to termination O No, because people who have illicit extramarital sexual affairs are not protected by anti-discrimination laws O Yes, because having an illicit extramarital sexual affair with Francisco has nothing to do with Josefina's job performance O No, because Josefina and Francisco should have been more careful to keep their illicit extramarital sexual affair hidden from EduardoQuestion 52 52. What distinguishes a felony from a misdemeanor? O Whether the crime is a violation of state law or of federal law O The amount of the fine that can be imposed upon conviction O The length of the maximum sentence that can be imposed upon conviction O The distinction is specified in the Constitution O The severity of the crime