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Question 1

Homer has a gun collection that he is very proud of. Bart, Homer's young son, is fascinated by his father's collection to the point where Homer must keep his guns locked up to make sure that Bart does not get his hands on them. One day, Homer is taking target practice with his vintage Civil War era pistol. After he has finished, he replaces the gun in its proper rack. However, Homer forgets to both unload the gun, and lock the door leading to the gun rack. Bart and his friend Millhouse get into the gun rack and start playing with the different guns. Bart is playing with the Civil War pistol when it goes off. Millhouse is accidentally shot and seriously injured. If Millhouse's parents sue Homer, they will probably:

Question 2

Sam is the owner and manager of the Cheers Pub, a famous Boston watering hole. One Friday night, Norm stops by at Cheers to celebrate his new promotion. After several drinks, Norm is visibly intoxicated but he keeps ordering and Sam keeps serving him. By the time Norm staggers out of the bar, he is very drunk. Norm gets into his car and begins to drive home. However, on the way, he loses control of the car and crashes into Woody's front porch. Woody's porch is damaged and Norm is severely injured. In an action for negligence, Woody will be able to recover against Norm but not against Cheers:

Question 3

Sam is the owner and manager of the Cheers Pub, a famous Boston watering hole. One Friday night, Norm stops by at Cheers to celebrate his new promotion. Unfortunately, Norm gets to the bar as Sam is closing up, but Sam invites everybody back to his house to celebrate Norm's promotion. After several drinks, Norm is visibly intoxicated but he keeps drinking and Sam keeps serving him. By the time Norm staggers out of Sam's house, he is very drunk. Norm gets into his car and begins to drive home. However, on the way, he loses control of the car and crashes into Woody's front porch. Woody's porch is damaged and Norm is severely injured. In an action for negligence, Woody will be able to recover against Norm but not against Cheers:

Question 4

Sam is the owner and manager of the Cheers Pub, a famous Boston watering hole. One Friday night, Norm stops by at Cheers to celebrate his new promotion. After several drinks, Norm is visibly intoxicated but he keeps ordering and Sam keeps serving him. By the time Norm staggers out of the bar, he is very drunk. Norm gets into his car and begins to drive home. However, on the way, he loses control of the car and crashes into Woody's front porch. Woody's porch is damaged and Norm is severely injured. If Norm sues Cheers for serving him after he was drunk and allowing him to drive home, Norm will be able to recover: