1. On Wednesday the De Anza College Associated Student Body (DAASB) contracts with a local bubble tea shop to deliver 100 bubble tea drinks for a school fundraiser event to be held on campus the following Friday. The contract price is $2.50 per drink. DAASB tells the seller that it intends to sell the drinks for $4.00 each to raise funds for future activities. However, the bubble tea shop breaches the contract by failing to deliver the drinks in time for the event. lfa court decides that DAASB is entitled to recover consequential damages, what would the amount of the consequential damage award be? (a) 5400 (b) 5250 (c) 5150 (d) 5100 (E) $0 2. Alaska, Montana and Wyoming are the largest, 4'\" largest and 10th largest states in the U.S. by area, respectively, and each has one representative in the U.S. Congress. Rhode Island is the smallest state and New Hampshire and Hawaii are among the 10 smallest states by area, but they each have two representatives in Congress. This is possible because Congressional representatives are allocated among the states on the basis of population (as determined by a Census every 10 years) and not based on geographic area. (a) True (b) False 3. Bill is often late to work because of lack of sleep because he is disturbed by a crying baby in the apartment next door. Bill has spoken to the baby's parents about this problem. They keep the baby in the room closest to Bill's apartment, but they have n't moved the baby to a different room and they don't seem to have done anything to keep the baby quiet. If Bill sues the baby's pa rents and wins, the most likely result will be: (a) A legal remedy. (b) Punitive damages. (c) An equitable remedy. (d) Specic Performance. (e) Liquidated damages. 4. Commercial activity that takes place only within a single state may be subject to federal regulation under the Commerce clause (Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution) if the activity has a substantial impact on interstate commerce. (a) True (b) False 5. Which ofthe following pairs correctly completes this sentence: In order to become a U5. Supreme Court Justice, a person must be nominated by the and the nomination must be conrmed by the (3) M M (d) (8) House of Representatives/Senate Speaker of the House/President President/Vice P resident President/Se nate Electoral College/ChiefJustice 6. If Dwight steals Michael's bicycle and sells it to Jim, which ofthe following statements is correct? (a) ( bl (C) (d) (E) Dwight had voidable title and Jim got void title. Jim has good title and Michael has no legal interest in the bicycle. Dwight had void title and Jim got voidable title. Dwight got void title; Jim got void title; and Michael can sue Jim to get his bike back. Dwight had voidable title and Jim gets good title as long as he doesn't know Dwight stole the bike. 7. Nora runs a private custom bakery. Rose orders a rainbow cake to be baked fresh at Nora's shop and delivered to Rose's house. The price for the cake includes the cost of delivery. After Nora starts baking the cake and mixing the ingredients for the icing and decorations, Rose calls to cancel her order. If Nora sues Rose for breach of contract, what damages is she likely to recover? (a) (bl (C) (d) (8') None Lost prot only Costs incurred before Rose cancelled the order plus lost profit The entire contract price Punitive damages
