Save Answer Question 4 1 points Doctor Tom, an orthopedic specialist, was negligent in operating an automobile by failing to stop at a stop sing which resulted in injury to Sally, a pedestrian lawfully in a crosswalk while crossing the street. O a. Both Dr. Tom's and Sally's conduct will be based on the "reasonable person" standard. Ob. The "reasonable person" standard does not apply to either Dr. Tom nor to Sally. Oc. The "reasonable person" standard does not apply to Sally since she is a pedestrian. O d. Dr. Tom will be held to a higher standard of conduct than Sally because Dr. Tom is a doctor. Question 10 1 points Save A Carolyn offers to sell Richard a bicycle both Carolyn and Richard know are stolen. Richard accepts the offer, and agrees to pay for the bicycle. Later, Richard refuses to accept or pay for the bicycle. If Carolyn sues Richardfor breach of contract, what is the probable result? Oa. Richard would win as this is a voidable contract. Ob. Carolyn would win as this is a valid, enforceable contract. Oc. The law would not enforce Richard's promise, as it does not have a lawful purpose.