Question 5

A contract that is deemed to be too harsh or oppressive to one of the contractual parties may be unenforceable under the concept of:

Question 5 options:

	a) illegal coercion.
	b) unilateral influence.
	c) unconscionability.
	d) oppressive confrontation.

Question 6

Whenmoney is loaned at a greater rate of interest than is allowed by law, ____________ is committed.

Question 6 options:

	a) usury
	b) sharking
	c) petty theft
	d) credit malfeasance
	e) nonfeasance

Question 7

Blake defrauded Teri into entering into a contract with him for the purchase of arecord. Blake falsely told Teri that the record had been autographed by the world reknowned musician "Robert Smith" when, in fact, Blake had signed the record himself. Teri paid Blake the contract price of $200 for the record (which is how much it would have been worth if Robert Smith had actually signed it). The record, however, is only actually worth $20. Assuming that the defense of fraud does exist, Terimay:

Question 7 options:

	a) rescind the contract and get her $200 back.
	b) affirm the contract and sue for the difference of $180 (the difference in the value between what was paid and what the record's worth).
	c) either a or b. Teri may choose.
	d) do both a and b.
	e) none of the above.

Question 8

In order for the defense of ___________ to apply, the other party must know ormustreasonably should have known that theperson claiming the defense was _________________.

Question 8 options:

	a) incapacity on the basis of age; a minor.
	b) incapacity on the basis of intoxication; intoxicated.
	c) incapacity due to incompetency; incompetent.
	d) incapacity due to illiteracy; illiterate.