Family members, on landholder's property, who are attending a birthday party, accidentally get
injured due to a danger that the landholder knows exists on the property. The landholder's standard of
care owed to the family members is that owed to a
A) licensee B) invitee C) trespasser D) vendee
Q. #2A landholder has a reasonable duty of care towards a licensee except when
A) the licensee has the landholder's consent to go onto the property
B) there is an attractive nuisance
C) the licensee is a trespasser
D) the landholder does not know that the licensee is on landholder's property
Q. #3Landholder has an in-ground pool dug on landholder's property. An uninvited neighborhood child
trespasses on the property to examine the pool and is accidentally injured after tripping and falling
down the steps of the pool. The landholder will seek to avoid liability but will actually be held liable
because
A) the child was an invitee
B) of the doctrine of attractive nuisance
C) the injury was the result of an Act of God
D) the child was a trespasser
Q. #4If a child strays onto landholder's property, without permission, has an accident and is injured, what
duty of care did the landholder owe to the child?
A) great care B) reasonable care
C) slight care D) no care
Q. #5An action for premises liability often will turn upon the question of whether the landholder owed
the plaintiff a duty of care and breached that duty. Under the common law, the landholder will not be
liable if the plaintiff is a
A) vendee B) trespasser C) licensee D) possessor
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