17. You are working with a specific enzyme-catalyzed reaction in the lab.  You are a very careful experimentalist, and as a result, at the beginning of each of your experiments, you measure the temperature in the lab.  On days 1 through 5, the temperature in the lab was 20oC.  Today is day 6 of your experiment, and the temperature in the lab is 30oC.  How do you predict that this will alter the rate of your enzyme-catalyzed reaction?  

39. In eukaryotes, photosynthesis takes place inside the ________.  

22. Pell sues Dig Co. for injuries he sustained to his foot while working at a construction site.  Dig Co. manufactures an automatic shovel that greatly increases the rate at which a person can dig holes in the ground.  Using one of these automatic shovels, Pell lost control of the shovel and lost part of his right foot and alleges that he is unable to walk as a result.  Dig Co. moves for an order to compel Pell to submit to a physical and psychological examination by Dig Co’s physician and psychologist.  The Court should:  

Essay Question 2While in California on his vacation prior to the car accident with Susan, John purchased a painting from an art gallery named Deep Fakes, Inc. in Beverly Hills. John was convinced to purchase the painting after an employee of the gallery named Lucien represented to John that the painting was an original Van Gogh. John paid the gallery $75,000 based on Lucien’s representation. Upon his eventual return to Texas after the accident, John discovered that the painting was a forgery. The expert who informed John that it was a forgery also told him that anyone hired to work in an art gallery selling paintings at this price either knew or should have known the painting was a forgery. Based on the expert’s opinion, John asked his accident attorney Simon to file a lawsuit against all appropriate defendants regarding the forgery as well. Simon filed a Complaint against Deep Fakes, Inc. in the Federal District Court for the Central District of California. The complaint alleged that “Deep Fakes, Inc. fraudulently induced Plaintiff to convey $75,000.” Simon hired a process server to serve the Complaint. The process server served Lucien with the Complaint and Summons at Lucien’s apartment in Beverly Hills. Approximately two weeks later, Simon moved to join Lucien as a defendant as well.   1. What motions should Deep Fakes, Inc. file at this stage of the litigation and how would the Court likely rule?  Discuss. 2. What motions should Lucien file at this stage of the litigation and how would the Court likely rule?  Discuss. 

14. The Law of Thermodynamics that states that energy cannot be created or destroyed is:  

18. Organisms that can manufacture their own chemical energy are called ____________. 

7. Bob, a citizen of California, sued Insurance Company of Texas (a company incorporated in Texas, with its headquarters in Texas) for bad faith failure to pay a claim in the United States District Court – Central District of California.  After being served with the complaint, the Insurance Company of Texas filed a motion for summary judgment arguing that Bob has no evidence to support his claims.  How should the Court rule on the motion?

Questions 26 and 27 involve the same fact pattern. Potts sues Defendant Company for injuries she suffered when Potts’s car collided with Defendant Company’s truck. Defendant Company’s general manager prepared a report regarding the circumstances of the accident (by taking a statement from the truck driver), at the request of the insurance company because the insurance company received a claim for damages from Potts’s attorney. During discovery, Potts demands that the report be produced. 26. Will production of the report be required?

List 2 benefits of physical stores and 2 benefits of E-commerce.  

Questions 9 through 11 involve the same fact pattern.  Plaintiff Peter files an action for negligence against Defendant Donald, a coworker, arising out of an automobile accident that occurred in the parking lot of the office of their employer.   9. Donald files a motion to dismiss based upon the lack of subject matter jurisdiction.  The court denies the motion.  Which of the following motions is Donald now permitted to file with the court?