BUL 3320 Exam 1 Study Set Questions
with Complete Answers
The St. Pete City Planning Department, the Coastal County Zoning Commission, the
Florida Environmental Quality Agency, and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management
issue regulations. These rules constitute:
- administrative law.
- statutory law.
- case law.
- stare decisis. - ANSWER-adminstrative law
Naomi tells Ogden, who has no knowledge of Shakespearean comedy, that she will
tutor him in the subject for $50. As an offer, this is:
- not effective because comedy is not a serious subject.
- effective.
- not effective because Ogden has no knowledge of the subject.
- not effective because Naomi's tutoring will be subjective. - ANSWER-effective
A promise to do what one already has a legal duty to do constitutes legally sufficient
consideration.
True or False - ANSWER-false
Sales Marketing Corporation and Tech Support, Inc., negotiate a contract. If the
contract has all of the elements necessary for one of the parties to enforce it in court,
it is:
- a voidable contract.
- a void contract.
- an unenforceable contract.
- a valid contract. - ANSWER-a valid contract
Bryce enters a dentist office and points to a damaged tooth. The dentist, Matt, treats
the tooth. If Bryce refused to pay and Matt sued:
- Bryce would win because of the UCC.
- Matt would win because this is an implied contract.
- Bryce would win as there was no contract.
- Matt would win in quantum meruit. - ANSWER-Matt would win because this is an
implied contract
Quay Trucking Service tells Raphael that it will pay him $50 if he unloads a certain
truck at the Shipping Warehouse. Raphael's acceptance is complete:
- only after Raphael unloads the truck.
- when Raphael hears Quay's offer.
- as soon as Raphael says he will unload the truck.
, - once Raphael starts to unload the truck. - ANSWER-only after Raphael unloads the
truck.
Lydia, a minor, charges the cost of a smartphone at a Mobile Devices & Minutes
store. Two nights later, Lydia loses the phone at Natural Foods restaurant. She
disaffirms the phone's purchase. Lydia owes Mobile Devices the reasonable value of
the phone:
- if it is deemed unique.
- under no circumstances.
- if it is deemed a necessary.
- if it is deemed a luxury. - ANSWER-if it is deemed a necessary
Liz offers to sell Max her iPad for $200. Max says, "Okay, but only if you include the
case and other accessories." Max has:
- accepted the offer.
- rejected the offer and made a counteroffer.
- rejected the offer without making a counteroffer.
- made a counteroffer without rejecting the offer. - ANSWER-rejected the offer and
made a counteroffer.
John owns a thoroughbred horse named Prince Charming that just ran in the
Kentucky Derby. Prince Charming came in last, much to John's frustration and
embarrassment. John exclaims in a loud voice, "I'm selling that horse to the first
person who hands me $100!" John has:
- made a firm offer and will be bound by his offer for a reasonable period of time.
- made an acceptance to the first person who can produce $100.
- not made an offer because under the circumstances a reasonable person would
not conclude that John had intent to make an offer.
- made an offer to anyone within hearing distance and will be bound by his offer to
the first person who produces $100. - ANSWER-not made an offer because under
the circumstances a reasonable person would not conclude that John had intent to
make an offer.
As a joke, Fran hides Gary's business law textbook so that he cannot find it during
the week before the exam. Fran is liable for:
- disparagement of property.
- appropriation.
- trespass to personal property.
- wrongful interference with a business relationship. - ANSWER-trespass to personal
property.
If a plaintiff knows of and voluntarily enters into or participates in a risky activity that
results in injury, what is the most likely defense that can be raised by a defendant?
with Complete Answers
The St. Pete City Planning Department, the Coastal County Zoning Commission, the
Florida Environmental Quality Agency, and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management
issue regulations. These rules constitute:
- administrative law.
- statutory law.
- case law.
- stare decisis. - ANSWER-adminstrative law
Naomi tells Ogden, who has no knowledge of Shakespearean comedy, that she will
tutor him in the subject for $50. As an offer, this is:
- not effective because comedy is not a serious subject.
- effective.
- not effective because Ogden has no knowledge of the subject.
- not effective because Naomi's tutoring will be subjective. - ANSWER-effective
A promise to do what one already has a legal duty to do constitutes legally sufficient
consideration.
True or False - ANSWER-false
Sales Marketing Corporation and Tech Support, Inc., negotiate a contract. If the
contract has all of the elements necessary for one of the parties to enforce it in court,
it is:
- a voidable contract.
- a void contract.
- an unenforceable contract.
- a valid contract. - ANSWER-a valid contract
Bryce enters a dentist office and points to a damaged tooth. The dentist, Matt, treats
the tooth. If Bryce refused to pay and Matt sued:
- Bryce would win because of the UCC.
- Matt would win because this is an implied contract.
- Bryce would win as there was no contract.
- Matt would win in quantum meruit. - ANSWER-Matt would win because this is an
implied contract
Quay Trucking Service tells Raphael that it will pay him $50 if he unloads a certain
truck at the Shipping Warehouse. Raphael's acceptance is complete:
- only after Raphael unloads the truck.
- when Raphael hears Quay's offer.
- as soon as Raphael says he will unload the truck.
, - once Raphael starts to unload the truck. - ANSWER-only after Raphael unloads the
truck.
Lydia, a minor, charges the cost of a smartphone at a Mobile Devices & Minutes
store. Two nights later, Lydia loses the phone at Natural Foods restaurant. She
disaffirms the phone's purchase. Lydia owes Mobile Devices the reasonable value of
the phone:
- if it is deemed unique.
- under no circumstances.
- if it is deemed a necessary.
- if it is deemed a luxury. - ANSWER-if it is deemed a necessary
Liz offers to sell Max her iPad for $200. Max says, "Okay, but only if you include the
case and other accessories." Max has:
- accepted the offer.
- rejected the offer and made a counteroffer.
- rejected the offer without making a counteroffer.
- made a counteroffer without rejecting the offer. - ANSWER-rejected the offer and
made a counteroffer.
John owns a thoroughbred horse named Prince Charming that just ran in the
Kentucky Derby. Prince Charming came in last, much to John's frustration and
embarrassment. John exclaims in a loud voice, "I'm selling that horse to the first
person who hands me $100!" John has:
- made a firm offer and will be bound by his offer for a reasonable period of time.
- made an acceptance to the first person who can produce $100.
- not made an offer because under the circumstances a reasonable person would
not conclude that John had intent to make an offer.
- made an offer to anyone within hearing distance and will be bound by his offer to
the first person who produces $100. - ANSWER-not made an offer because under
the circumstances a reasonable person would not conclude that John had intent to
make an offer.
As a joke, Fran hides Gary's business law textbook so that he cannot find it during
the week before the exam. Fran is liable for:
- disparagement of property.
- appropriation.
- trespass to personal property.
- wrongful interference with a business relationship. - ANSWER-trespass to personal
property.
If a plaintiff knows of and voluntarily enters into or participates in a risky activity that
results in injury, what is the most likely defense that can be raised by a defendant?
