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Froggy Jumps Contracts Mastery QuizOnline version Test your contract law know-how. by Alainna Tate 1 What is mutual assent evaluated by in contract formation? a Economic theory b Subjective intent c Objective theory 2 Which term best defines an offer's requirement for definite terms? a Sufficiently definite terms b Implied terms c Unilateral promises 3 Under common law, what rule governs acceptance Match? a Mirror image rule b Quantum meruit c Parol evidence rule 4 What is required for consideration to be valid? a Public policy b Illegality c Bargained-for exchange 5 Which UCC concept allows contract formation with open price terms? a Open price terms §2-305 b Firm offer §2-205 c Output/Requirements §2-306 6 What remedy places the non-breaching party in the position promised? a Liquidated damages b Expectation damages c Mitigation damages 7 Which remedy is available for unique goods or land? a Restitution b Rescission c Specific Performance 8 What governs the battle of the forms for goods contracts? a §2-316 b §2-207 c §2-201 9 Which doctrine requires mitigation of damages by the non-breaching party? a Duty to refund b Duty to mitigate c Duty to perform 10 When is promissory estoppel used? a Always require written contracts b Only for sales of goods c When no consideration exists but reliance is justified 11 What standard is used to judge mutual assent in formation? a Objective theory b Literal words only c Subjective intent 12 Which is typically not an offer but an invitation to negotiate? a Firm offer b Advertisement c Acceptance letter 13 What happens if an acceptance introduces a new term under common law? a It forms a contract b It becomes a counteroffer c It is ignored 14 Which element is required for a valid consideration? a Bargained-for exchange b Past benefit c Unilateral promise only 15 What is the default remedy to put the non-breaching party in the bargain’s position? a Liquidated damages only b Expectation damages c Punitive damages 16 Which doctrine limits damages to foreseeable losses? a Mitigation rule b Hadley foreseeability c Parol rule 17 Which remedy is used for unique goods or land? a Liquidated damages b Nominal damages c Specific performance 18 Which rule governs when a signature is required under SoF? a Email alone suffices b Writing signed by party to be charged c Oral confirmation 19 What does the Battle of the Forms address under UCC? a Additional terms between merchants b Void contracts only c Mirror image acceptance 20 When can a firm offer be kept open without consideration? a 6 months b Up to 3 months c 1 month 21 What does 'output/requirements' contracts rely on? a Strict quantities b Good faith performance c No change allowed 22 Which standard does good faith apply to? a Only merchant contracts b Only written contracts c All UCC contracts 23 What distinguishes misrepresentation from fraud? a Materiality only b Intent to deceive c No reliance needed 24 What is a key feature of impracticability? a Unforeseen event excuses performance b Known risk triggers duty c Performance still required 25 Which concept limits recovery with certainty of proof? a Reasonable certainty b No certainty required c Absolute certainty 26 Which form of damages is not recoverable for pure contract breaches? a Liquidated damages b Punitive damages c Consequential damages 27 What triggers mitigation duties? a Damages are automatic b Non-breaching party must reduce damages c Mitigation only for liquidated damages 28 What term describes when terms are left open but court fills in gaps? a Open price (2-305) b Perfect tender (2-714) c Formation in any manner (2-204) 29 Which doctrine addresses undue influence and duress? a Unconscionability b Public policy c Duress and undue influence

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Contracts Mastery QuizOnline version

by Alainna Tate

What is mutual assent evaluated by in contract formation?

Which term best defines an offer's requirement for definite terms?

Under common law, what rule governs acceptance Match?

What is required for consideration to be valid?

Which UCC concept allows contract formation with open price terms?

What remedy places the non-breaching party in the position promised?

Which remedy is available for unique goods or land?

What governs the battle of the forms for goods contracts?

Which doctrine requires mitigation of damages by the non-breaching party?

When is promissory estoppel used?

What standard is used to judge mutual assent in formation?

Which is typically not an offer but an invitation to negotiate?

What happens if an acceptance introduces a new term under common law?

Which element is required for a valid consideration?

What is the default remedy to put the non-breaching party in the bargain’s position?

Which doctrine limits damages to foreseeable losses?

Which remedy is used for unique goods or land?

Which rule governs when a signature is required under SoF?

What does the Battle of the Forms address under UCC?

When can a firm offer be kept open without consideration?

What does 'output/requirements' contracts rely on?

Which standard does good faith apply to?

What distinguishes misrepresentation from fraud?

What is a key feature of impracticability?

Which concept limits recovery with certainty of proof?

Which form of damages is not recoverable for pure contract breaches?

What triggers mitigation duties?

What term describes when terms are left open but court fills in gaps?

Which doctrine addresses undue influence and duress?