Tenant rented several acres of land on the same property as her rented house. On part of the land, far from the house, she had a large trampoline that she used for her own personal amusement. She never intentionally let anyone else use the trampoline and so decided not to surround it with a fence, although it would not have been difficult or expensive to do so. Sometimes, she yelled at children who occasionally walked through her yard towards the trampoline, thus scaring them away. One day, Johnny, a boy of five years of age, ventured onto the Tenant's trampoline without Tenant's consent. Tenant was not home at the time and did not know Johnny. Johnny fell off of the trampoline, suffering personal injuries as a result. If a proper action is filed, what is the probable result? a) Judgment for Tenant, because she did not own the land. b) Judgment for Johnny, if Tenant failed to exercise a duty of reasonable care owed to child trespassers. c) Judgment for Tenant, because she occasionally chased children off of the property. d) Judgment for Johnny, because the trampoline was an attractive nuisance