1. Ford develops a parking-assist feature that flawlessly backs the car into parking spots. Once activated, it cannot be overridden by manually stepping on the brakes. The driver spots a child playing in the parking spot at the last second and hits the brakes but cannot stop the vehicle. Which of the following is the best claim the injured child could cite as a defect in a strict liability lawsuit against Ford?

A) defect in design

B) defect in packaging

C) failure to provide adequate instructions

D) failure to warn

2. Which of the following statements is true about strict liability?

A) The plaintiff must show that the manufacturer was negligent in some way.

B) It applies to retailers, distributors and manufacturers of a defective product.

C) Only the purchaser of a product can bring a claim for strict liability.

D) It covers casual sales and transactions by non-merchants.

3. Bob tells the store clerk he wants to buy a back-up generator for his ailing mother to use that will provide power to operate his mothers oxygen machine for at least 3 days in an emergency, and the clerk sells him a unit that the clerk says will handle that. Bob tests the generator at his mothers house and it only provides power for 18 hours. Bobs strongest claim for a refund is that the retailer .

A) breached the implied warranty of merchantability

B) is strictly liable for a defective product

C) breached the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose

D) failed to provide adequate instructions

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