A) Immediately terminates
B) Is extended for seven days
C) Is extended for fourteen days
D) Is extended for twenty-one days
E) Is extended for thirty days
G) B) and C)
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B) False
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A) Important
B) Significant
C) Material
D) Adequate
E) Identifiable
G) D) and E)
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A) No offer has been made.
B) An offer has been made, but it may be revoked prior to acceptance.
C) An offer has been made that may not be revoked prior to acceptance.
D) A contract has been entered into.
E) A contract has been entered into, but it may be set aside at the option of either party.
G) C) and E)
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A) Gretchen is incorrect because there is a binding bilateral contract.
B) Gretchen is incorrect because there is a binding unilateral contract which Haley accepted by performing.
C) Gretchen is correct because there is no binding bilateral contract.
D) Gretchen is correct because there is no binding unilateral contract.
E) Gretchen is correct because Haley acted incorrectly by her manner of attempted acceptance.
G) D) and E)
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A) It does not affect the making of an agreement and only applies after an agreement is formed.
B) It applies only in situations not addressed at all by the common law.
C) It applies only to clarify common law in situations in which the common law is unclear.
D) It applies in all situations involving agreements.
E) Some elements of a contract under the common law have been modified under the UCC for contracts for the sale of goods.
G) A) and B)
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A) Subject matter but not price, quantity, quality, or parties
B) Price and subject matter, but not quantity, quality or parties
C) Quantity, quality, and subject matter, but not price or parties
D) Subject matter, quality, and price, but not quantity or parties
E) Subject matter, price, parties, quality, and quantity
G) B) and E)
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A) The basic requirements for a valid acceptance are materially different from those for a valid offer.
B) The basic requirements for a valid acceptance parallel those for a valid offer.
C) The basic requirements for a valid acceptance are different from those for a valid offer only because an offer must be in writing.
D) The basic requirements for a valid acceptance are different from those for a valid offer only because an acceptance must be in writing.
E) The basic requirements for a valid acceptance are different from those for a valid offer only because an offer must be revoked immediately but acceptance can be withheld for a reasonable period of time.
G) A) and B)
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A) Forty-eight hours.
B) Seven days.
C) Ten days.
D) Forty-five days.
E) There is no set amount of time, and what constitutes a reasonable amount of time varies depending upon the subject matter of the offer.
G) A) and E)
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A) It eliminates all effects of the mailbox rule.
B) It provides that offers may not be accepted electronically but otherwise retains aspects of the mailbox rule.
C) It provides that acceptances may not be made electronically but otherwise retains aspects of the mailbox rule.
D) It seems to create an electronic version of the mailbox rule.
E) It delays the effect of the mailbox rule by 8 hours.
G) B) and E)
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A) The acceptance must be in writing.
B) The acceptance must be made verbally either by telephone or in person.
C) No valid contract may be entered into because the offer must specify a means by which to accept.
D) Acceptance may be made by any reasonable means.
E) Acceptance must be made orally or in writing within twenty-four hours.
G) B) and D)
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A) There is no contract because in this situation silence cannot be used to form a contract.
B) There can be no contract because the offer was not made in person.
C) There can be no contract because the offer was not made in writing.
D) Janice can avoid there being a contract only if she can prove by preponderance of the evidence that she did not hear about the offer before the stated expiration time.
E) Janice can avoid there being a contract only if she can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she did not hear about the offer before the stated expiration time.
G) B) and D)
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B) False
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A) Without controls
B) With controls
C) Without reserve
D) With reserve
E) Without qualifications
G) A) and B)
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B) False
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B) False
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A) Barry will win because Mary was simply making an offer that he was free to decline.
B) Barry will win because the price was clearly insufficient for the table.
C) Barry will win because no acceptance occurred.
D) Mary will win because the auction was without reserve, and Barry had agreed to accept the highest bid.
E) Barry will win because he did not inform attendees in writing that the auction was without reserve.
G) A) and E)
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A) Walter will win because he was only engaged in preliminary negotiations.
B) Walter will win because the advertisement was simply inviting customers, such as Barbara, to make an offer.
C) Walter will win because he properly revoked the offer.
D) Barbara will win because the ad would be treated as an offer that she properly accepted.
E) Barbara will win because she properly made an offer that was accepted by Walter when she did the hula hooping.
G) None of the above
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A) The Japanese tend to view contracts as ongoing relationships.
B) The Japanese tend to view contracts as relationships in which parties work with each other to smooth out any problems that arise in performance.
C) The Japanese tend to be suspicious of long, detailed contracts.
D) The Japanese have a preference for flexible contracts.
E) The Japanese do not desire that any terms be left to be decided later.
G) A) and B)
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