To form a contract for services to cater a social event, how closely must the acceptance adhere to the material terms of the offer?

Group of answer choices

The acceptance and offer indicate a present intent to contract, but otherwise they must only agree on price and subject matter; other terms will be provided by statutory "gap-filler" provisions according to the UCC.

The acceptance and offer need not match substantially, as long as the words and conduct of the parties indicate a definite intent to form a contract.

The acceptance and offer must only show an intent to contract and match with regard to quantity of food and beverages; other material terms will be assumed based upon what is usual and customary within the catering profession.

The acceptance and offer must be the same (must "mirror" each other) with regard to all material terms.

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