Little Bobby, 5 years old, finds his older brother’s “Extendo Sword,” which is a toy sword that springs from one foot long to five feet long when a button is pushed on the handle. His mother tells Bobby to put the sword down because he will put someone’s eye out if he’s not careful. Bobby pushes the button when the sword is pointed toward his face and, just as all properly functioning “Externo Swords” do, the sword sprang out. Bobby is injured and under product liability, his parents sue the toy store that sold them the toy. Bobby’s parents will most likely:

Singer Yolanda sued record producer Jeremy for alleged sexual assault and battery. The same day that Yolanda filed her Complaint Jeremy sued her, alleging defamation and breach of contract. Jeremy’s lawsuit alleges that Yolanda fabricated her allegations and before any litigation between the parties began, Yolanda threatened to sue him for assault and battery if he did not modify her contract with him to give her an immediate right of termination. Assume that Yolanda’s allegations of assault and battery are false. Which is true regarding her threat to sue?

Dima goes to a garage sale where she finds jewelry for sale. She buys a handful of what appears to be costume jewelry for her daughter to play with. She pays $5 for it. Later, a friend of Dima happens to see the jewelry and discovers that one piece consists of diamonds and is worth about $2,000. Assume the seller of the jewelry never bothered to get an appraisal of the jewelry before putting it up for sale. If the seller of the jewelry sought to rescind this contract, which of the following is true?

Red Owl Stores strongly suggested to the Hoffmans that they give up their current business for the promise of a future Red Owl Stores franchise. Although no franchise contract was ever signed, the Hoffmans terminated their present business and incurred other significant expenses in reasonable anticipation of getting a Red Owl franchise. Ultimately, however, the negotiations broke down and Red Owl repudiated its promise of a future franchise. The Hoffmans brought a lawsuit in hopes of recovering their expenses. The best theory (most likely successful) that the Hoffmans could use is:

You leave your poodle at a new grooming shop and tell them to only wash the dog–a $20 service. They do that and also clip the poodle’s nails, paint them, and tie ribbons in his hair–these services are an extra $10. You pay them for the wash. What about the extra $10 in services?

A tRNA with anticodon that reads “CCA” will carry

Which of the following can happen to chromosomes and lead to mutations?

During cellular respiration, O2 gas is produced and CO2 is needed.

Match the mitotic phase with the appropriate cell behavior.

The difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic gene is