1. If Goode asked Lane on a single date, which invitation Lane refused, and Goode accepted without complaint, a court would most likely

1. decline to hold Goode liable as he did not retaliate against Lane
2. hold Goode liable as inter-office date requests always constitute sexual harassment
3. decline to hold Goode liable due to the absence of conduct that interfered with Lanes job performance
4. both A and C

2. If Lane was the person pursuing a romantic relationship through repeatedly asking Goode for dates, which invitations he declined, a court would most likely

A. hold Lane liable for hostile environment sexual harassment

B. decline to hold Lane liable as women cannot sexually harass men

C. hold Lane liable for quid pro quo sexual harassment

D. decline to hold Lane liable as repeated requests for dates are not sexual harassment