Match each numbered entry with the most relevant lettered entry below
-able to live indefinitely outside the womb

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"Viable" means able to live outside the womb, so this matches the definition.

Answer: B 
 "Parental consortium" refers to the legal rights and responsibilities of parents towards their children, so this matches the definition.

Answer: C 
 "Immunity" can refer to legal immunity or medical immunity, but both involve protection from harm, so this is the best match.

Answer: D 
 "Real property" refers to land and tangible structures on it, so this is the best match.

Answer: E 
 "Criminal conversation" refers to adultery, which can be considered a legal wrong, so this is the best match.

Answer: F 
 "Filial consortium" refers to the legal rights and responsibilities of children towards their parents, so this matches the definition.

Answer: H 
 "Negligence" refers to a failure to exercise a reasonable standard of care and can lead to legal liability, so this is the best match.

Answer: I 
 "Tort" refers to a civil wrong that can lead to legal liability, so this is the best match.

Answer: J 
 "Unemancipated" refers to someone who is still legally under the control of their parents and not yet considered an adult, so this matches the definition. The term "viable" refers to a fetus that is able to live indefinitely outside of the womb.

Answer: B
 "Parental consortium" refers to the right of a parent to have a relationship with their child and to make decisions on their behalf. This can include decisions related to medical treatment, education, and religion.

Answer: C
 "Immunity" refers to the protection from prosecution or liability that is granted to certain individuals or entities. This can include government officials, witnesses in a trial, or companies that are performing essential services.

Answer: D
 "Real property" refers to land and any structures or improvements that are located on it. This can include houses, apartment buildings, commercial properties, and undeveloped land.

Answer: I
 "Tort" refers to a civil wrong that causes harm to another person or their property. Common examples of torts include negligence, defamation, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Note: For entries A, E, F, H, and J, there is no clear match with any of the numbered entries given.

Match Each Numbered Entry with the Most Relevant Lettered Entry