Respond to each question/prompt below. Each response should be a minimum of 150 words. Err on the side of over explaining and being extremely thorough. Be sure to answer each question fully and to support any claims or answers. While you are required to type your submission into the text box, it is suggested that you first type your answers into a word processor so that you may save them, and then copy and paste them into the submission box 1. Frank B, McMahon wrote one of the first psychology textbooks to feature a light and easily readable style. He also included many colloquialisms and examples that appealed to a youthful student market. Charles G. Morris wrote a psychology textbook that copied McMahon's style. Has Morris infringed McMahon's copyright? 2. Rebecca Reyher wrote (and copyrighted) a children's book entitled My Mother is the Most Beautiful Woman in the World. The story was based on a Russian folktale told to her by her own mother. Years later, the children's TV show Sesame Street televised a skit entitled "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World." The Sesame Street version took place in a different locale and had fewer frills, but the sequence of events in both stories was identical. Has Sesame Street infringed Reyher's copyright? 3. Hasbro used to manufacture a toy called "Wonder World Aquarium". The toy included a powder that, when mixed with water formed a gel that filled a plastic aquarium. Children could then place plastic fish in the aquarium and create underwater scenes. Cloud Corporation supplied the powder to Hasbro. The toy sold poorly, and Hasbro's need for the polder diminished, The two companies discussed changing the powder's formula. Cloud believed the conversation amounted to an indication that Hasbro would continue to buy powder, so it produced large quantities. Although it did not receive an order from Hasbro, Cloud sent an order acknowledgement for 9.5 million packets to Hasbro. Hasbro made no objection to it. Did the order acknowledgement create an enforceable agreement? What specific facts determine your answer? 4. The Brugger Corp, owned a farm, operated by Jason Weimer, who acted as the company's business agent. Tri-Circle, Inc. was a farm equipment company. On behalf of Brugger. Weimer offered to buy from Tri-Circle certain equipment for use on the farm. Tri-Circle accepted the offer, using a pre-printed form. The form included a finance charge for late payment. Weimer's offer had said nothing about finance charges, but he made no objection to the new term. Tri-Circle supplied the farm equipment but later alleged that Brugger had refused to pay for $12,000 worth of the supplies. Tri-Circle sued. In deciding whether Tri-Circle was entitled to finance charges, the court first inquired whether Brugger, Weimer, and Tri- Circle were merchants. Why did it look into that issue? Were they merchants? 5. Evans built a house for Sandra Dyer, but the house had some problems. The garage ceiling was too low. Load-bearing beams in the great room" cracked and appeared to be steadily weakening. The patio did not drain properly. Pipes froze. Evans wanted the money promised for the job, but Munafi