Recharge Corporation makes batteries. Sol is injured when the Recharge battery in his phone bursts into flame. In Sol’s product liability suit against the maker, alleging a design defect, the court may consider
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A type II diabetic with a blood glucose of 24 mg/dL would mo…
A type II diabetic with a blood glucose of 24 mg/dL would most likely be unconscious due to:
Mai is struck and injured when the brakes fail on Novi’s all…
Mai is struck and injured when the brakes fail on Novi’s all-terrain vehicle (ATV), which is damaged in the collision. Off-Road Inc. sold the ATV to Novi. Under product liability laws, Off-Road could be liable to
The explosive demolition of a rock formation by Mountain Bla…
The explosive demolition of a rock formation by Mountain Blasters Inc. injures Noh, who is hiking on a nearby slope. Under the doctrine of strict liability, Mountain Blasters must pay for Noh’s injury
What is the relationship within the sentence, “By studying s…
What is the relationship within the sentence, “By studying stars of different ages, we have learned that the early universe contained only the simplest chemical elements hydrogen and helium (and a trace amount of lithium)”?
Airsoft, Inc. makes toys. Airsoft intentionally mislabels it…
Airsoft, Inc. makes toys. Airsoft intentionally mislabels its packaged products to conceal a defect. Trusting and relying on the mislabeling, Bing buys an Airsoft product and suffers an injury. Airsoft is most likely liable for
By studying stars of different ages, we have learned that th…
By studying stars of different ages, we have learned that the early universe contained only the simplest chemical elements hydrogen and helium (and a trace amount of lithium). We and the Earth are made primarily of “other” elements, such as carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and iron. Where did these other elements come from? Astronomers have discovered that all of these elements were manufactured by massive stars. . . In summary, most of the material from which we and our planet are made was created inside stars that died before the birth of our Sun. We are intimately connected to the stars because we are products of stars. In the words of astronomer Carl Sagan, we are “star stuff.” (Adapted from Bennett, Donahue, Schneider, and Voit, The Cosmic Perspective, pp. 6, 8)What is the main idea of this paragraph?
Directions: Answer true or false to the following statement…
Directions: Answer true or false to the following statement: When an author is biased, his or her attitude towards the topic is revealed through opinion words and phrases.
Sea Wind Corporation makes boats. Teresa files a product lia…
Sea Wind Corporation makes boats. Teresa files a product liability suit against Sea Wind, alleging a design defect. In deciding whether to hold the maker liable, the court may consider an alternative design’s
Directions: Read the paragraph and answer the questions that…
Directions: Read the paragraph and answer the questions that follow.Before Christianity, the ancient Greeks believed in many gods not unlike ourmodern super heroes such as Superman, Spiderman, or Captain Marvel. AncientGreeks built temples to worship their super heroes, and created stories aboutthem. Zeus was the king of the gods, lord and ruler of the earth. His wife wasHera, an immortal queen who used her powers to influence the other gods. Alsofamous was Poseidon (po-SY-den) the god of the sea, who could create hugeocean storms, cause ships to sink, or save them. Beautiful Athena (a-THEE-na)was a warrior goddess, who led armies to war and brought them back in victory.The ancient Greeks believed that their gods were real and lived among them. Thestories about their lives were much like our modern TV dramas– full of trickery,bravery, violence, and sex. Greek mythology is filled with fascinating anddramatic stories about their gods. But the influence of these ancient gods lives onin the super heroes and stories of today.Question: What is the topic sentence of this paragraph?