1 The elements for a valid contract do NOT include:
a. assent. O b. capacity. c. consideration. d. a fair price
2 Consideration is not required in:
a. agreements to modify employment contracts. b. employment contracts. c. agreements to modify contracts for the sale of goods. d. contracts for the sale of goods.
3 A discharge by operation of law occurs in all of the following situations except:
a. accord and satisfaction. b. material changes by a party. c. bankruptcy d. statute of limitations.
4 A contract obtained by physical duress is void.
True False
5 A counteroffer is a(n):
a. rejection of the original offer. b. acceptance of the original offer. c. acceptance of the original offer and an invitation to further negotiate. d. a revocation of the original offer.
1. the element for a valid contract do not include a fair price.
Ans is d) a fair price.
2. Consideration is not required in agreements to modify contracts for the sale of goods.
Ans is d)
3. a discharge by operation of law occurs in all of the following situations except material changes by a party.
Ans is b)
4.False
Reason: Physical duress renders a contract voidable at the option of the innocent party.
5. A counteroffer is a(n) rejection of the original offer.
ANs is a)
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