Two Examples Concerning Extendable and Almost Continuous Functions

The main purpose of this paper is to describe two examples. The first is that of an almost continuous, Baire class two, non-extendable function f:[0,1]--\u3e[0,1] with a G\delta graph. This answers a question of Gibson. The second example is that of a connectivity function F:R2--\u3eR with dense graph such that F-1(0) is contained in a countable union of straight lines. This easily implies the existence of an extendable function f:R--\u3eR with dense graph such that f-1(0) is countable. We also give a sufficient condition for a Darboux function f:[0,1]--\u3e[0,1] with a G\delta graph whose closure is bilaterally dense in itself to be quasicontinuous and extendable