Lisa placed a sign on her car that read, "FOR SALE: S1,000." Seeing the sign, Alex approached Lisa and said, "Tll give you $800 for it." Lisa replied, "I'll take $900 for it." The sign was a(n) 1 Alex's statement was a(n) 2 and Lisa's response was a(n) , which required a(n) 4 on the part of Alex to create a(n) 5 . Alex did not answer immediately, causing Lisa to change her mind about the $900 offer and take it back, but before she voiced her6 Alex answered with a (n) 7 by saying "I don't want it at that price." Alex left Lisa and took a bus to visit his nephew. This action resulted in a(n) 8 between Alex and the bus company, because the terms of the contract were not stated. Because the contract arose from the conduct of the parties, it was a n) 9 . the newspaper he had just read owner. Alex went to the address given in the newspaper and noticed a car for sale in front of the house and said to the dog owner, "T'lI take that car instead of the $150 reward." Alex was being followed by a small poodle that looked just like the one that was advertised in as being lost. The advertisement offered a reward of $150 to anyone who returned the lost poodle to its the dog to its owner, thus creating a(n)-10 . While there, he the 13 11 and the dog owner was the 12 The dog owner replied, "It's a deal." At this point, the contract was in its stage, because it had not been carried out completely. When the dog owner turns the car over to Alex, the contract will be . In addition, because the terms of the contract were stated, this a greement was a(n) 15 It was not a contract 14 16 (which is also known as a(n) 17, because no unjust enrichment occurred. 18 The contract met the requirements of law, therefore, it was _19 . both parties made promises, it Alex said to his fourteen year old nephew, Rodney: "T'll sell you my baseball glove for $15. Rodney replied:"T'l buy it." This contract was 20 because of Rodney's age. Word List l. Offer