Real Estate Deeds Quiz

This type of deed is typically used when a property is being gifted to another party?

• Referee’s Deed

• Executor Deed

• Quitclaim Deed

• Full Covenant and Warranty Deed

The transfer of the title of land from one to another is known as what...?

• Closing

• Conveyance

• Consideration

• Dedication

A sudden and perceptible loss or addition to land by the action of water, or a sudden change in the bed or course of a stream is known as what...?

• Accession

• Alluvion

• Accretion

• Avulsion

The statute of frauds requires what for deeds...?

• Must be verbally acknowledged by both parties

• Must be in-writing

• Must be executed in a certain time period

• Must be signed by both parties

A supreme title to land which was originally acquired within the United States of America by a treaty is known as what...?

• Public Grant

• Metes and Bounds

• Land Patent

• Dedication

This type of deed is used when two owners want to partition their ownership in the property?

• Referee's Deed

• Bargain and Sale Deed

• Quitclaim Deed

• Executor Deed

In cases where the buyer agrees to take lesser title, how may the purchase price be affected...?

• May increase dramatically

• May be increased

• Will most likely stay the same

• May be reduced

Which of the following serves as the grantor in a transaction...?

• Agent

• Buyer

• Seller

• Broker

The proposition that the contract for the conveyance of property merges into the deed of conveyance is known as what?

• Transfer of Deed

• Merger Doctrine

• Statute of Frauds

• Closing

The transfer of title during a typical 'arm's length' transaction is an example of what?

• Gift

• Voluntary Alienation

• Public Grant

• Involuntary Alienation