7. An example of vicarious liability includes... A. A bus driver involved in a tort claim, as they were drunk driving B. A child involved in a tort claim, as they were engaged in horseplay C. A teacher involved in a tort claim, as they injured a child accidentally D. A school board involved in a tort claim, as the managing body 8. Which legal principle governs the role of teachers as state agents providing guardianship over children in need of protection? A. In loco parentis B. Parens Patriae C. Charter of Rights and Freedoms D. British North American Act (1867) 9. As a teacher, you accept the responsibility as a fiduciary to students, who are your benefactors. Who may terminate this relationship? A. Either a teacher or a child can separately terminate the fiduciary relationship B. Only teachers can terminate the fiduciary relationship C. Only a child can terminate the fiduciary relationship D. Neither a teacher nor child may terminate the fiduciary relationship 10. Which of the following is NOT TRUE for teachers when driving students: A. The Insurance Act provides coverage for teachers who transport students to and from activities conducted as part of an educational program without the necessity of specifically endorsing their own insurance policy. B. It is best practice, but not a requirement, for teachers to check in with principals and their respective insurance companies before transporting students C. Ideally, teachers should use vehicles provided by the school before transporting students D. Teachers may drive students frequently to