1.The general rule is that a contract does not give any benefits to or impose any obligations on which of the following

a) the original promisor.

d) a third party to the contract.

c) a seller of goods.

e) a manufacturer of goods.

b) the original promisee.

2.A party that deliberately makes performance impossible cannot rely on the doctrine of frustration to discharge his obligations. Self-induced frustration is really nothing more than

a) a breach of contract.

b) an unforeseeable event.

e) a statute barred claim.

d) an implied term.

c) something radically different from what the parties initially thought might occur.

3.A court will admit parol evidence about a missing term in relation to any of the following circumstances EXCEPT

e) the missing term is a condition precedent to the written agreement.

a) the written agreement does not contain the whole agreement.

c) the missing term is part of a subsequent oral agreement.

d) the missing term is part of a collateral agreement.

b) the written agreement is unambiguous.