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Offer & Acceptance Quiz

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which case is associated with General offer?

a)

Scammel Vs Ouston

b)

Harris Vs Nickerson

c)

Carlill Vs Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.

d)

Hyde Vs Wrench

2.

What happens when the offeree signifies his assent to the offer?

a)

The offer is counter offered

b)

The offer is rejected

c)

The offer is accepted

d)

The offer is revoked

3.

What must acceptance be according to legal rules?

a)

Implied

b)

Silent

c)

Absolute and unqualified

d)

Conditional

4.

In the case of an offer by letter, when is communication of offer completed?

a)

When the offer is revoked

b)

When the offer is accepted

c)

When the letter reaches the recipient

d)

When the letter is posted

5.

What happens when acceptance precedes an offer?

a)

Acceptance is valid

b)

Acceptance is invalid

c)

Offer is revoked

d)

Offer is accepted

6.

What is required for acceptance to be valid?

a)

Acceptance subject to contract

b)

Intention to fulfill terms of the promise

c)

Implied acceptance

d)

Silence

7.

What can an offeror do before the communication of its acceptance is complete?

a)

Revoke the offer

b)

Accept the offer

c)

Counter offer

d)

Change the law

8.
The person to whom an offer is made is the __________________.
a)
offer
b)
contracts
c)
offeree
d)
offeror
9.

What is a counter offer?

a)

A further offer made by the original offeror.

b)

Where a party seeks to introduce a secondary or ancillary agreement to the original contract.

c)

Where a party seeks to change or vary terms of the original offer or seeks to introduce a new term(s).

d)

A rejection and withdrawal of the original offer.

10.

A dress is displayed in the showroom with a price tag attached to the dress. A buyer interested in the dress and ready to pay the price mentioned in the tag approached the shopkeeper for purchasing the dress.

a)

The shopkeeper can refuse to sell the dress as display of dress is just an invitation to offer.

b)

The shopkeeper cannot refuse to sell the dress as the buyer has accepted the offer

c)

In case of refusal, the shopkeeper will be liable for breach of contract

d)

The shopkeeper cannot refuse to sell the dress but may charge higher price

11.

Hyde v Wrench talks about

a)

Supply of Information

b)

revocation

c)

Counter offers

d)

Silence is not Acceptance

12.

M offered to sell his car to P for Rs. 2,00,000. P wanted to pay Rs. 1,90,000 and M refused. Subsequently P offered to buy the car for Rs. 2,00,000. Is there a contract? Explain?

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13.

What is the legal implication of silence in response to an offer?

a)

It constitutes acceptance

b)

It is considered a counter offer

c)

It leads to revocation of the offer

d)

It has no legal effect

14.

D offered to pay Rs 50,000 to any person who would swim 100 yards on Gopalpur sea coast on New Year day of 2023. B a fisherman without any information about the offer, claimed Rs 50,000 on swimming the distance to save his life after he was accidentally thrown overboard by the  rough  sea waves.

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15.

X offered to sell 2 plots of land to Y at a certain rate.  Y accepted the offer for one plot. Is there a valid contract?

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16.
  1. M made an offer to buy shares of xyz ltd on 10th Jan 2023. Allotment was made on 10th July 2023. Is M bound by acceptance?

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