Roger was looking to buy a used car from Alan. Roger hired Bob, a mechanic, to come with him to look at the car to see if there were any problems with it. Bob couldn't find any problems, and told Roger it looked like a good deal. Once Bob returned to his shop, he called Alan and offered him $1000 more than Roger's offer. Alan accepted Bob's offer, and told Roger that he sold it to someone else. With regard to Roger, Bob has breached ________________.

		the duty of notification.
		the duty of loyalty.
		the call of duty..
		no duty.

Xavier regularly does a lot of work for Jones. One day, Edward is injured because of Xavier's negligence. Jones may be liable for Edward's injury if Xavier's conduct occurred ___________.

		using tools Xavier obtained from Jones.
		in the course and scope of Xavier's employment by Jones.
		in Jones' presence.
		due to a propensity Jones was not and could not have been aware o

George works for Goodnight Spoon, Inc. When his daughter Helen is diagnosed with a rare disease, George begins taking sick leave more frequently in order to take her to doctor's appointments. His manager at Goodnight Spoon does not like that he cannot count on George being at work every day now, and discharges him. George files a suit against the company under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Most likely, George can _______________.

		not recover since he has no disability.
		recover for disparate-impact discrimination.
		recover for association discrimination.
		recover for reverse discrimination.