Bluebonnet #1:ALL OF THIS PART IS THE SAME FOR ALL OF THE BLUEBONNET RELATED QUESTIONS AND IS JUST REPEATED FOR EACH QUESTION.Bluebonnet Lightingand Power Company sent a fancy brochure and cover letter to real estate developers that said "We will install, for developers of single family dwellings along Meridian Rd. between Hwy. 20 and Blue Grass, residential electrical service for a construction charge of only $500 between 1/1/xx and 12/31/xx." Zoning along Meridian Road requires homes with a minimum of one acre. Also, the normal price for this service is $1,500 per home or unit to be hooked up to electrical service.

A mobile home park developer called up Bluebonnet and accepted the offer for ten units, giving Bluebonnet no details. The representative of Bluebonnet said, "Thank you and we are looking forward to seeing your plans." When the plans arrived Bluebonnet discovered that the project was for a mobile home park with 10 units to be one acre and the parcel was located near Hwy 20 but not on Meridian Rd.Bluebonnet refused to supply the residential electrical service without construction charge claiming no contract had been formed. The mobile home park developer sued for breach of contract.

1.Whatfactsupports the legal conclusion that no acceptance exists?

a.The representative of Bluebonnet said, "Thank you and we are looking forward to seeing your plans."

b.The project sent to Bluebonnet by developer was for a mobile home park with 10 units.

c.The acceptance did not mirror the offer.

d.In order to be a valid acceptance, the acceptance must mirror the offer.

2.Which fact supports the legal conclusion that an offer has been made?

a.The brochures is detailed enough to satisfy the legal requirements of an offer.

b.A brochure is not an offer.

c.A brochure is an offer.

d.Brochure and letter said "we will install" electrical service in a certain location for $500.

3.What fact supports the legal conclusion that no acceptance exists?

a.The representative of Bluebonnet said, "Thank you and we are looking forward to seeing your plans."

b.The project was for a mobile home park with 10 units.

c.The acceptance did not mirror the offer.

d.In order to be a valid acceptance, the acceptance must mirror the offer.

4.Whatfactsupports the legal conclusion that consideration exists?

a.Consideration exists.

b.Consideration must exist in order for a contract to form. Consideration is what each party to the contract gets and gives up.

c.Bluebonnet would get money and give up services, developer would give up money and get electrical installation.

d.IIn this situation consideration exists because Bluebonnet would get money and give up services, developer would give up money and get electrical installation.

5.Any of the following sentences could appear in the analysis section of a brief or legal argument discussing the issues raised in the problem. However, one of the sentences can only appear in the analysis section of a brief or legal argument. Which is it?

a.Consideration exists.

b.Consideration must exist in order for a contract to form. Consideration is what each party to the contract gets and gives up.

c.Bluebonnet would get money and give up services, developer would give up money and get electrical installation.

d.In this situation consideration exists because Bluebonnet would get money and give up services, developer would give up money and get electrical installation.