Three questions about law, i have no idea

Carl owns a workshop. He attaches his portable radio to the wall so he can adjust the volume without bending over. Is the radio now a fixture of the workshop? O No, because Carl attached the radio for ease of use of it O Yes. Because the radio was attached to the wall, it is now part of the workshop. O Yes, because the radio would make the workshop more valuable O Maybe, but only if the radio significantly increased the potential rental value of the property O No, because the radio is a chattel and cannot become a fixtureBailment for value involves both parties benefiting from the bailment. always involves a commercial transaction. involves the sale of property upon the failure of one party to repay his debt. involves only one party benefiting from the bailment. involves hailment of an item worth more than $1M. In which of the following situations would the finder become the keeper? O The item was found on the finder's property but the owner's name is evident on the item. O The item was found on the private property of the owner. O The item has no traceable owner. O The item was found by an employee of the original owner. O The item was never lost