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Chapter 9 Quiz A
Started: Mar 13 at 8:57pm
Quiz Instructions
Please select the BEST answer for each of the 10 questions in this Test. You have 30 minutes to complete this test,
and you may take it twice. The highest score will be retained.
Good Luck!!!
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Question 2
The Grind coffee shop offers drink cards to purchasers of its gourmet coffees with ten spaces. The
cashier punches one space with each coffee purchase. After all ten spaces are punched, the card
can be turned in for a free coffee. This is an example of:
O promissory estoppel
O a bilateral contract
a unilateral contract
O an executed contract
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Chapter 9 Quiz A
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Quiz Instructions
Please select the BEST answer for each of the 10 questions in this Test. You have 30 minutes to complete this test,
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Jaime agrees to buy a collector baseball signed by Babe Ruth (a famous player who played from
1914 to 1935) for $10,000 after Suzanna, the seller, provides a “certificate of authenticity.” Jaime
later learns the “certificate” is fake and the baseball was not signed by Babe Ruth. Under these
facts, Jaime’s contract with Suzanna is:
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unenforceable
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Quiz Instructions
Please select the BEST answer for each of the 10 questions in this Test. You have 30 minutes to complete this test,
and you may take it twice. The highest score will be retained.
Good Luck!!!
2 pts
Question 5
An executed contract is one that:
has been fully performed by at least one party
O has been terminated by operation of law
O has been terminated by the parties’ voluntary agreement
O has been fully performed by both parties
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