Which of the following statements are not correct in regard to negligence:

A. It is always necessary to take precautions to prevent an event which is foreseeable, no matter how unlikely it is that it will occur. B. The value of an activity is relevant to whether a duty of care has been breached. C. If the defendant is carrying out activities of particular importance, this is relevant to the question of whether the defendant fell below the standard of care. D. The standard of care is measured against the standard of a reasonable person in the position of the defendant.

Group of answer choices

A, B, C and D.

C and D.

A and B.

Only C.

None of A, B, C or D provide accurate descriptions.