6. Debbie promises to pay Josh, her son, $15,000 if he obtains his degree at Middlesex University where he is currently in his second year. Josh graduates. Debby is:

1. not required to pay, because Josh was already at Middlesex.

2. not required to pay, because obtaining a degree benefits Josh.

3. required to pay because a job can be hard to find after college.

4. required to pay because Josh obtained a degree at Middlesex

7. Carla, a minor, buys her groceries at Sams Mini-Mart. Two days later, Carla disaffirms the purchase. Carla owes Sams:

1. the reasonable value of the groceries which are necessaries.

2. the lowest sale price of the groceries.

3. the value of the groceries plus interest.

4. nothing

8. Barbie signs a contract with Ken, an unlicensed physician, to perform a surgical procedure. This contract would be enforceable by:

1. Barbie only.
2. Barbie or Ken.
3. Ken only.
4. no one.

9. The four types of damages for breach of contracts are:
   1. punitive, nominal, consequential, and compensatory.
   2. impracticability, punishment, financial and capacity.
   3. repudiation, specific performance,discharge, satisfaction.
   4. performance, breach, tort, intentional.

10. Natalie and Izzy want to rescind their contract under which Natalie sold a dress to Izzy for $50. To fully rescind the contract:

1. Izzy must return the dress and Natalie must return the $50.
2. Natalie must return the $50 only.
3. Izzy must return the dress only.
4. The parties cannot rescind the contract because it was a sale of goods.

11. . Sophie files a suit against Max. Before going to trial, the parties, with their attorneys, meet to try to resolve their dispute. A third party helps them to reach their own agreement. This is:

1. arbitration.
2. litigation.
3. mediation.
4. negotiation

12. Speedy cleaning service has been contracted to clean the home of the Small family at 118 Spring Street. On the first visit, Speedy Cleaning Service rings the bell at 120 Spring Street and Mr. Big lets them in. Speedy spends 3 hours cleaning the house and leaves a bill for $120.

1. The theory of quasi contract will apply and Mr. Big a 120 Spring Street will have to pay.
2. There is no intent to contract by Mr. Big, so no payment will be required.
3. The Small family will pay based on the contractual agreement.
4. Speedy doesnt get paid because of breach of contract with the Small family.

13. Chuck agrees to meet Blaire at a fancy restaurant at 7:00 p.m. for a date. Blair arrives early, orders dinner, and waits for Chuck. He never shows up:

2. Everyone knows Chuck is rude.
3. Blair can sue Chuck for the cost of dinner.
4. Blair has no remedy against Chuck as they had a social appointment and not a contract.
5. Blair can sue Chuck for pain and mental anguish as he upset her so much by not showing up.