1. In Chapter 20.B.3. the text book describes a situation in which Ed breaches his contract with his accountant Anna, but she is able to start work on another client's tax return charging the same amount of money (which is the market rate). She had the ability, however, to handle both ed's and the other client's returns. What sort of damages would she possibly be entitled to recover?

a.) Market Damages

b.)Damages for substitute performace

c.)Lost volume damages

d.) No damges

2.InHandicapped Children's Educ. Bd. v. Lukaszewski, what argument did Lukaszewski make (unsuccessfully) to avoid paying damages to the board?

a.)That the damage amount wasn't reasonably certain.

b.)That the damges were not foreseeable.

c.)That the board did try hard enough to find an equivalent substitute.

d.)That though the board is paying a higher amount, it is at the same market rate, just at a higher level and so suffered no damage by the breach.

3.) The loss to the aggrieved party of the value of the contract is best described as . . .?

a.) Direct Damages

b.)Incidental Damages

c.)Consequential damages

d.)None of the above.