Betty contracts to sell Bert 100 "passion pellets" (basically herbs and caffeine) for assistance in the bedroom. However, Betty tenders delivery of 90 passion pellets and 10 "relaxation pellets." Assuming there is no specific language in the contract governing this situation, which of the following is NOT a potential remedy for Bert?

Select one:

a. He may accept all the pellets

b. He may reject all the pellets

c. He may reject just the passion pellets

d. He may reject just the relaxation pellets

Assume the same facts as Question 1, above. If Betty had until July 1 to deliver the pellets, but makes her nonconforming tender on June 15, can she give Bert notice of her intent to cure and still cure the defect?

Select one:

a. Yes, within 5 business days of notice of defect

b. Yes, within 10 business days of notice of defect c. Yes, by July 1 d. No

Bert wants to buy smart phones for all the firm's employees, and contracts with Apple for 100 iPhones at $500/phone. Bert is getting a bargain, because these phones ordinarily are priced at $550/phone. However, Apple is sold out of inventory and cannot deliver the phones by the agreed-upon time, so Bert contracts with Samsung to buy 100 Galaxy phones as a commercially reasonable substitute. If the Galaxy phones cost $600/phone, and Bert later sues Apple for breach of contract, what measure of damages?

Select one:

a. $0 (Bert's deal was for iPhones) b. $5,000 ($550 - $500 = $50 x 100 = $5,000) c. $10,000 ($600 - $500 = $100 x 100 = $10,000) d. $15,000 ($650 - $500 = $150 x 100 = $15,000)