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Business Law - Chp. 8: Consideration

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What a person demands and generally must receive in order to make his or her promise legally binding

a)

consideration

b)

forbearance

c)

promisor

d)

legal value

2.

Change in the legal position of a party as a result of a contract

a)

requirements contract


b)

accord and satisfaction


c)

legal value

d)

release

3.

Voluntary transfer of ownership without consideration

a)

release

b)

donor

c)

forbearance

d)

gift

4.

Refraining from doing what one has a right to do

a)

forbearance

b)

consideration

c)

legal value

d)

donee

5.

Token amount identified in a written contract when parties either cannot or do not wish to state the amount precisely

a)

output contract

b)

nominal consideration

c)

legal value

d)

requirements contract

6.

Debt for which the parties agree that the debt exists and on the amount of the debt

a)

liquidated debt

b)

release

c)

accord and satisfaction

d)

promissory estoppel

7.

Enforcement of a promise to avoid injustice by denying to the promisor the defense of lack of consideration

a)

forbearance

b)

accord and satisfaction

c)

promissory estoppel

d)

gift

8.

Person giving a gift

a)

donor

b)

donee

9.

Person receiving a gift

a)

donor

b)

donee

10.

Person who gives the promise or action in exchange for the promise or action of another

a)

promisor

b)

promisee

11.

Person to whom the promise or action is given in exchange for the other person’s promise or action

a)

promisor

b)

promisee

12.

Agreement to purchase all of a particular producer’s production

a)

requirements contract

b)

accord and satisfaction

c)

output contract

d)

release

13.

Seller agrees to supply all of the needs of a particular buyer


a)

legal value

b)

accord and satisfaction

c)

output contract

d)

requirements contract

14.

Parties’ agreement to change the obligation required by their original contract and the performance of the new obligation

a)

past consideration

b)

accord and satisfaction

c)

promissory estoppel

d)

statute of limitations

15.

State laws setting time limit for bringing a lawsuit


a)

promissory estoppel

b)

statute of limitations

c)

past consideration

d)

reslease

16.

Party settles a claim at the time the tort occurs, and the liability is unliquidated because the extent of damages is uncertain

a)

past consideration

b)

forbearance

c)

release

d)

gift

17.

Agreement by all creditors to accept something less than the total amount of their claims as full payment


a)

composition with creditors

b)

past consideration

c)

statute of limitations

d)

promissory estoppel

18.

Act that has already been performed cannot be consideration for a promise in the present


a)

accord and satisfaction

b)

forbearance

c)

statute of limitations

d)

past consideraation