Terrell and Natalia enter into a contract that requires Terrell to tutor(teach) Natalia’s daughter, Monique, in chemistry and math during Monique’s sophomore year in high school. Natalia drafts the final contract. The contract states that Natalia must pay Terrell $1,000 per subject if Monique receives a passing grade on her (test-final exam) in each subject in May. Monique receives a C in chemistry and a D in math. Natalia refuses to pay Terrell for tutoring in math because Natalia states that a D is not a passing grade. Terrell states that a D is a passing grade and only an F is a failing grade. Terrell sues Natalia. The court will likely decide that the

a. contract is ambiguous as to what determines a passing grade, and Natalia is not required to pay Terrell as the drafter of the contract.

b. parties made a mistake.

c. contract is ambiguous as to what determines a passing grade, and Natalia must pay Terrell as the drafter of the contract.

d. contract should be rescinded.