Edmonton Organic Foods ("EOF") distributes organic fruits and vegetables and other organic products to several stores in Winnipeg. On September 1, EOF entered into one-year contract with Superfood ("Super") a food store. The contract was negotiated by EOF's president, Sandy Patal and Super's sales manager Ted Benson. Under the terms of the contract, EOF is to supply a minimum weekly quantity of products to Super. EOF is to deliver two cases each of 7 varieties of organic fruits and vegetables, and 2 cases of pasta and pasta sauce to Super. Super owes $800 for each weekly shipment, payable within 14 days of delivery. If Super wants to make changes to quantity of shipped goods, it must provide EOF with notice specifically 2 days before delivery date.

10. Who are the proper parties to the contract? a) Sandy Patal and Ted Benson b) Sandy and Super c) EOF and Super d) the presidents of the two companies

11. in order for the contract to be legally enforceable a) it must be in writing b) it must be made under seal c) it must be complete d) one of the parties must take legal proceedings against the other e) all of the above

12. The contract between EOF and Super is legally enforceable because the terms agreed upon in the contract include a) agreement by one party to do or not do something b) agreement by both parties to do or not do something c) agreement by one party to pay money to the others d) agreement by both parties to pay money to each other e) none of the above

13. if the contract is EOF standard form contract and Super wish to get out of it, a court or tribunal will generally a) rule in favour of Super and allow it to get out of the contract b) enforce the contract c) review the relevant federal legislation to see if the contract is enforceable d) change the terms of the contract to make them fair e) none of the above