Chapter 9 Review

Severing of the parent-child relationship is known as ________.

• ratification

• emancipation

• disaffirmance

• age of majority

Within the range of authorized contractual acts is known as _________.

• scope of authority

• age of majority

• age of minority

• contractual capacity

Goods and services needed to sustain life are called _________.

• vitals

• non-necessaries

• intoxication

• necessaries

State of being unable to recognize that you are entering into a contract due to the consumption of drugs is called _______.

• sleepiness

• intoxication

• emancipation

• illegal act

Act after regaining capacity indicating an intent to be bound by the contract is ________.

• authority

• justification

• capacity

• ratification

Ability to understand that a contract is being made and the consequences thereof is called ______.

• contractual capacity

• scope of authority

• ratification

• age of majority

Returning what you have received under a contract and requesting the return of what you gave is called _______.

• ratification

• scope of authority

• disaffirmance

• reprising

Age in which, because of youthful inexperience, a person is deemed by the law to lack full contractual capacity is ____.

• age of majority

• age of minority

• mental incapacity

• youthful consent

The inability of a person to understand the consequences of a contract due to severe senility is called ______.

• emancipation

• intoxication

• mental incapacity

• scope of authority

Either 18, 19, or 21 in most states is considered ________.

• age of minority

• age of majority

• age of adulthood

• age of ratification