1. Explain why a trampoline in a backyard is considered an aracve nuisance. 2. Ceci Willis sells books door to door. What responsibilies do you owe her when she visits your home? How would the circumstances change if you were the book seller and Ceci came to your home as a potenal buyer? What if you owned several pet panthers? 3. Describe when strict liability applies in products. What is the praccal effect of this doctrine? 4. Monique rents a one-bedroom apartment. Because she does not own the property, does this mean she is not liable for any injuries that might occur in her home? Give an example of a situaon where she would be responsible. 5. When Vivienne and Paul Jensen's daughter Heather turned sixteen, they signed a form allowing her to get a driver's license. Two weeks aer she received her license, Heather crashed the family car into a tree. He friend Rebecca, who was in the passenger seat, was severely injured. Explain why Heather's parents are responsible in this case. What are the consequences to them of this liability?