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Consideration

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In social and domestic agreements, intention to be legally bound is generally presumed.

a)

True 😁

b)

False 😭

2.

John finds Mary’s handphone and gives it to Mary. Mary promises to buy lunch for John. There is a contract.

a)

True 🌝

b)

False 🌚

3.

A owes B RM 1,000 but the debt is barred by limitation. A signs a written promise to pay B RM 500 on account of the debt. This is a valid contract.

a)

True 😇

b)

False 😈

4.

Section 26 of the Contracts Act 1950 states that all agreements without consideration are void.

a)

True 🔴

b)

False 🔺

5.

All agreements made on account of natural love and affection are binding.

a)

True 💖

b)

False 💔

6.

The rule in Pinnel’s case applies in Malaysia because of section 64 of the Contracts Act.

a)

True 👽

b)

False 👻

7.

In what circumstances will consideration not be sufficient?

a)

Past consideration.

b)

Performance of an existing contractual duty owed to the other contracting party.

c)

Part payment of an existing debt.

d)

Performance of an existing public duty imposed by law.

e)

All of the above are correct.

8.

There is no contract

a)

without the exchange of money

b)

without both offer and acceptance on mutually agreeable terms

c)

without the two parties shaking hands

d)

without all parties signing something

9.
A person to whom a promise is made
a)
promisee
b)
promiser
c)
donor
d)
donee
10.
Mr. Blue gave Mr. Green $1000 to help his family out. Later Mr. Blue entered into a sales contract with Mr. Green and wanted the consideration to be in part the $1000. What is the term for the $1000? 
a)
A.  Past Consideration
b)
B.  Future Consideration
c)
C.  Equitable exchange
d)
D.  Present Intent
11.
What are the three possible forms of consideration?
a)
an act, a forbearance, or a promise
b)
an act, a promise or a dontation
c)
an act, a donation or a promise
d)
a donation, a forbearance, or a promise
12.
Gift promises are not generally enforceable because they lack: 
a)
A.  legality.
b)
B.  capacity.
c)
C.  consideration.
d)
D.  agreement.
13.
In order for the consideration requirement in contracts to be met: 
a)
A.  the consideration given by each party must be of roughly equal value.
b)
B.  each party must give consideration.
c)
C.  the consideration must have monetary value.
d)
D.  the consideration must consist of some form of property.
14.
A person who promises an action or forbearance
a)
promiser
b)
promisee
c)
donor
d)
donee
15.
"An act which performed in exchange for a promise".
The above statement describe .....
a)
past consideration
b)
executed consideration
c)
executory consideration
d)
perfect consideration