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1. A PE teacher organizes a high-intensity obstacle course for students without checking the equipment for safety. A student falls from a faulty climbing rope and suffers a fracture. Who is most liable for negligence?

• The student for not being careful.

• The PE teacher for failing to inspect the equipment.

• The school principal for approving the activity.

• The student's parents for allowing participation.

2. A school organizes a swimming class but does not provide a trained lifeguard. A student drowns due to lack of supervision. What key factor contributes to negligence in this case?

• The student did not follow instructions

• The pool was too deep

• The student's lack of swimming skills

• Failure to provide proper supervision

3. 3. A basketball coach ignores complaints about a slippery court and continues practice. A player slips, hitting their head and suffering a concussion. What could have prevented this incident?

• Inspecting and maintaining a safe playing surface

• Encouraging players to wear helmets

• Asking players to be more careful

• Stopping practice permanently

4. 4. A school fails to maintain its gymnasium, leading to a ceiling fan falling and injuring a student. Who holds the primary responsibility for this negligence?

• The maintenance staff alone

• The teacher for not warning students

• The school administration for failing to maintain facilities

• The student for standing under the fan

5. 5. A PE teacher conducts a track-and-field event under extreme heat without providing water or shade. Several students suffer from heatstroke. What is the best way to prevent this negligence?

• Ensuring proper hydration and weather-appropriate precautions

• Reducing the number of participants

• Allowing only the strongest students to compete

• Making the event shorter