Brenda orally offers to sell a number of household items, as a group, to Darren. No item is worth more than $30, but the total price for the items is $440. Darren orally accepts the offer. Before delivery of the items, Brenda receives an offer to buy all the items for $500 that she accepts. Can Brenda argue that the contract with Darren is not enforceable because it was made orally and not in writing?

a. No, because the individual price of each item is less than the limit in theSale of Goods Act

b.Yes, because none of the essential information is in writing

c. No, because the sale of chattels is not within theStatute of Frauds

d. Yes, because the total price in the contract is more than the threshold in theSale of Goods Act

e. No, because theSale of Goods Actonly applies to sales over $500