Question 5 0.5 pts 5. Orchard-owner Jamal has a written contract to sell 1,000 barrels of oranges to fruit-retailer Ahmed at $10 per barrel, for a total contract price of $10,000. However, when Jamal delivers the oranges to Ahmed, the market price for oranges has fallen to $8 per barrel, and Ahmed refuses to accept the oranges. Rather than trying to sell the oranges to another fruit-seller at $8 per barrel, Jamal takes them back to his orchard and dumps them into a field where they rot. If Jamal sues Ahmed for breach of contract because Ahmed refused delivery of the oranges, what amount of money will Jamal likely be awarded? O Up to $90,000 (9 times $10,000), because on these facts, punitive damages are likely $0, because Ahmed had no obligation to accept delivery of the oranges from Jamal at $10 per barrel when cheaper oranges at $8 per barrel were available in the market O $8,000, because that is the amount Jamal would have received if he had sold the oranges to someone else in the market O $2,000, because Jamal did not sell the oranges to someone else. O $10,000, because that is the full value of the contract to JamalQuestion 6 6. In a bilateral contract between Kim and Ruth, which of the following would not be sufficient consideration from Kim to Ruth? O A promise by Kim to provide $100 worth of child care services to Ruth over the next 3 months O A promise by Kim to re-pay a debt Kim already owes to Ruth of $100 O A promise by Kim to transfer ownership to Ruth of a bicycle worth $100 O A $100 bill delivered by Kim to Ruth at the time that the contract is signed O The delivery by Kim to Ruth of firewood worth $100Question 7 7. In a criminal trial- O the defendant must establish his defenses to the satisfaction of the court O the defendant must always testify to prove her innocence O the defendant is presumed guilty until proven innocent O the prosecution must prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt to convict the defendant O the prosecution must prove its case by a preponderance of the evidence to convict the defendantQuestion 8 8. The Bill of Rights is - O the rights that the police in the US must give to an arrested individual ("You have the right to remain silent ..." etc.) O equivalent to due process O a part of the Uniform Commercial Code (the "UCC") O a set of rights that protects the government from the people O the first ten amendments to the US Constitution