19. Afurniture dealer sold furniture on credit to a young couple with a less than perfect nancial history. They signed a contract that provided if they purchased new items on credit, they would not own the old purchases until all of the new purchases were paid in full. That provision was in ne print on the reverse side of the papers. When one of the couple lost herjob, they had paid for everything except for one lamp they purchased a couple of weeks earlier. The store sued, seeking to repossess all of the furniture it had ever sold the couple. Will the couple be able to keep the furniture they had paid in full? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. No, they agreed to the terms of credit extended to them Q B. No, the store had no obligation to extend credit and could do so on its terms 0 C. Yes, the term was in small print and that is proof it was a contract of adhesion and made in bad faith 0 D. Yes, a combination of factors make it unconscionable for the store to keep the furniture already paid for in full 20. Tom said to Bill: \"I'll sell you my computer for $2,000.\" Bill replied: "I'll take it if you will include a used printer.\" Bill's reply legally resulted in which of the following? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. A binding contract 0 B. Acounteroffer O C. Revocation O D. Substitution 21. A member of the US. Congress wishes to sue a newspaper journalist for libel. What must the Member of Congress show in order to have a successful lawsuit against the journalist? O No answer text provided. 0 A. A clear and present danger that the article injured the Congressman's reputation O 8. Knowledge that the story was false or made with reckless disregard for its truth or falsity O C. A high degree of awareness of the offensive nature of the published article 0 D. III-will or hatred of the Congressman