Please see the attached file, some tax multiple choice questions.

Question 1 (1 point) When his employer dismissed him without notice, Daren sued for breach of contract. He was awarded damages for wrongful dismissal in the amount of $80,000, the approximate amount of the compensation he would have received in the notice period provided in his employment contract. The $80,000 is: Question 1 options: not taxable taxable as employment income taxable as income from property taxable on $40,000 only none of the above Save Question 2 (1 point) Ralph, a musician employed by the local symphony orchestra, purchased a new saxophone during the year. He paid $200 for maintenance of this instrument. Ralph earned $30,000 playing with the orchestra. Ralph can deduct: Question 2 options: no expenses related to the saxophone only CCA on the cost of the saxophone only the $200 maintenance expenses CCA on the saxophone and the $200 maintenance expenses none of the above Save Question 3 (1 point) Kathy and Roberts three children are 4, 7, and 13 as of December 31. Child-care expenses are $8,000 for the youngest child only. Kathys income is $42,000. Robert earned $91,000. Question 3 options: Kathy claims $8,000 child-care expenses Robert claims $8,000 child-care expenses Kathy claims $9,000 child-care expenses Robert claims $9,000 child-care expenses none of the above Save Question 4 (1 point) Nelson, a railway company employee employed on the Calgary to Vancouver run, accumulated motel bills totaling $1,000 during stopovers in Vancouver. The railway requires this as a term of employment. His principal residence is in Calgary, which is also the home terminal of the railway. Against his employment income Nelson can deduct: Question 4 options: nothing, as motel bills are personal $50 per day X the number of days in Vancouver the entire $1,000 $500 none of the above Save Question 5 (1 point) An actress employed by the City Theatre Company earned $14,000 performing in two productions during the year. She incurred expenses of $1,200 directly related to the performances. She can deduct: Question 5 options: $0 $1,000 $1,200 $2,800 none of the above