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Business Law Online Quiz

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Number of Questions: 19
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A steel company may buy all of the production of a nearby coal mining company.

  1. Output Contract

  2. Illusory Promise

  3. Requirement Contract

  4. Termination Clause


Correct Option: A

A pen manufacturer may agree to supply all the pens needed for open house bags. This would be:

  1. Illusory Promise

  2. Termination Clause

  3. Requirements Contract

  4. Output Contract


Correct Option: C

A police officer who apprehends an escaped convict cannot collect a reward due to his:

  1. Existing Public Duty

  2. Existing Private Duty

  3. Existing Requirements Contract

  4. Existing Output Contract


Correct Option: A

A payment offered in full settlement by the debtor and accepted by a creditor is known as:

  1. Liquidated Debt

  2. Contract termination

  3. Composition with Creditors

  4. Accord and Satisfaction


Correct Option: D

When parties cannot state the amount precisely or do not want the public to know.

  1. Legal Value

  2. Nominal Consideration

  3. Contractual Exchange

  4. Adequacy of Consideration


Correct Option: B

Which of the following can arise from two detriments?

  1. Legal Value

  2. Nominal Consideration

  3. Contractual Exchange

  4. Adequacy of Consideration


Correct Option: A

A court would hold an unconscionable contract to be:

  1. Void

  2. Voidable

  3. Enforceable

  4. Valid


Correct Option: A

What parties give and get as consideration need not be of equal economic value is known as:

  1. Legal Value

  2. Nominal Consideration

  3. Contractual Exchange

  4. Adequacy of Consideration


Correct Option: D

What each party exchanges must have ______________ value.

  1. Economic

  2. Legal

  3. Measurable

  4. No value is required


Correct Option: B

If a contract creates a duty, it can be the basis of consideration in a different contract.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: B

Debts discharged in bankruptcy can still be reaffirmed by the debtor.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: A

In many states, the term of the statute of repose is 12 years.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: A

An act that has already been preformed can served as consideration for a later promise.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: B

To be consideration, a promise must be binding.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: A

What two parties give and get as consideration must be of equal economic value.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: B

Legal value cannot be found in the exchange of a benefit for a detriment.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: B

Consideration must be mutual.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: A

Forbearance is the promise to not do something.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: A

A gift is a transfer of ownership without receiving anything in return.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE


Correct Option: A
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