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Question 1

Homer has a stash of Butterfinger bars hidden away in a drawer. One day, Bart finds the candy bars, takes them out to the backyard and begins to eat them. Homer catches Bart eating his candy bars and begins to throw rocks at Bart in order to scare him away. Bart sees the rock coming at him and dives out of the way. Unfortunately, as Homer is throwing his rock, Marge comes outside to tell Homer that dinner is ready. The rock that was meant for Bart, hits Marge in the head, leaving her with a concussion. Homer will be liable for:

Question 2

Homer and Bart are throwing rocks at some squirrels in their backyard. Homer, who has notoriously bad aim, misses the squirrel he was aiming for and, instead, the rock ends up flying toward Bart. Bart sees the rock coming and dives out of the way. Unfortunately, as Homer is throwing his rock, Marge comes outside to tell Homer that dinner is ready. The rock that was meant for the squirrel hits Marge in the head, leaving her with a concussion. Homer will be liable for: