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Review for #contractlaw #offer #acceptance #consideration.
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1
If an offeree clearly rejects the offer, the offer is:
expired
revoked
terminated
suspended
2
I say to you, "If you paint my house on Saturday I will pay you $1,000." You come and paint on Sat. Is there a contract?
Yes
No
3
The Party to whom an offer is made is called:
minor
offeree
offeror
lawyer
4
If the parties to a contract have mutual obligations to perform it, the contract is:
none of these
contractual
unilateral
bilateral
5
The affirmative response necessary to transform an offer into a contract is called:
rejection
option
acceptance
revocation
6
A binding agreement formed by a mutual exchange of legally binding promises is called:
acceptance
unilateral contract
quadrilateral contract
bilateral contract
7
The offeror's withdrawal of an offer before it is accepted is called:
revocation
rejection
acceptance
counteroffer
8
The requirement that the terms in an acceptance exactly match the terms in the offer is called:
acceptance
mirror image rule
option
revocation
9
The elements of a contract are:
agreement, consideration, legality
offer, counteroffer, acceptance
agreement, consideration, capacity, legality
offer, acceptance, signature
10
If either the offeror or offeree is "adjudged insane," the contract is
valid
void
unenforceable
voidable
11
I say, "I want to sell my car." You say, "I will buy it." Valid contract?
No
Yes
12
Which of the following is not essential for a valid contract?
offer and acceptance
all are required
genuine dissent
legality
13
A response by the offeree, with new terms, which ends the original offer, is called:
firm offer
offer
counteroffer
option
14
Treatment at the hospital creates an implied contract.
Yes
No
15
All agreements must be in writing to be enforceable in court.
True
False