Assignment task: Ten-year-old Tom Price was climbing a tree in a friend's yard. He slipped and fell, reached out to try to break his fall and touched a Power Energy Company eight-thousand volt power voltage line. He was electrocuted. Power Energy complied with all relevant regulatory requirements in its placement of the line. Tom Price's parents sued Power Energy Company on a strict liability theory.
Based on these facts, which of the following if the most correct answer?
Group of answer choices
1. Power Company is subject to liability based on a strict liability for abnormally dangerous activities theory because of the high degree of danger associated with power lines.
2. Power Energy is not liable because power lines are a matter of common usage.
3. Power Energy is not liable because Tom Price benefited from the activity of tree climbing.
4. Power Energy is not liable because Tom could have prevented the injury if he had exercised reasonable care.