As a general rule:

Question $5$Select one:

a$.$

more defenses are available for intentional torts than are available in negligence cases.

b$.$

the defenses available to intentional torts and negligence are interchangeable.

c$.$

any defense to an intentional tort is also available in an action for negligence.

d$.$

if a plaintiff has established by a preponderance of the evidence all the required elements of a negligence action, the plaintiff will automatically recover damagesUnder the Third Restatement, possessors of land:

Question $4$Select one:

a$.$

owe the same duty of reasonable care to all entrants on the land except for a category of entrants called "flagrant trespassers."

b$.$

have the duty of reasonable care only with regard to artificial conditions on the land that could pose risks to entrants on the land.

c$.$

owe varying duties to entrants onto the land depending on their status.

d$.$

owe "flagrant trespassers" a duty of reasonable care, but owe others a duty to warn them of dangerous activities and conditions of which the possessor has knowledge or reason to know and which the entrant does not know and is unlikely to discover.