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Chapter 7 contracts

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which type of deed offers the greatest protection to the grantee (buyer)?

a)

Quitclaim deed

b)

General warranty deed

c)

Contract for deed

d)

Option contract

2.

A contract that gives one party the right, but not the obligation, to purchase a property within a specified time frame is called a(n):

a)

Sales contract

b)

Option contract

c)

Contract for deed

d)

Gross lease

3.

In a real estate transaction, earnest money serves what primary purpose?

a)

Pays for the property taxes

b)

Demonstrates the buyer's good faith intention to complete the purchase

c)

Covers the cost of the appraisal

d)

Is the final payment to the seller

4.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a valid contract?

a)

Offer and acceptance

b)

Consideration

c)

Earnest money

d)

Legal capacity

5.

A contract for deed involves which of the following?

a)

The seller financing the purchase for the buyer

b)

The buyer taking possession before making full payment

c)

Legal title remaining with the seller until the final payment is made

d)

All of the above

6.

The legal concept of acquiring title to someone else's property through open and notorious use for a statutory period is known as:

a)

Eminent domain

b)

Adverse possession

c)

Easement by prescription

d)

Encroachment

7.

A quitclaim deed conveys:

a)

Full ownership rights and warranties

b)

Only the grantor's current interest in the property, with no warranties

c)

A life estate interest

d)

An easement

8.

In a gross lease, who is typically responsible for paying property taxes, insurance, and maintenance?

a)

The landlord

b)

The tenant

c)

Both the landlord and tenant equally

d)

None of the above

9.

A net lease typically requires the tenant to pay some or all of which expenses?

a)

Property taxes

b)

Insurance

c)

Maintenance

d)

All of the above

10.

A sales contract in a real estate transaction sets out the:

a)

Terms and conditions of the sale

b)

History of ownership of the property

c)

Zoning regulations for the property

d)

Environmental conditions of the property

11.

Title to real estate is best defined as:

a)

The right to occupy the property

b)

The legal evidence of ownership

c)

A claim against the property

d)

Permission to use the property

12.

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a deed?

a)

Names of the grantor and grantee

b)

Legal description of the property

c)

The amount of the mortgage

d)

Signature of the grantor

13.

Which of the following are the five basic elements of a contract?

a)

Voluntary, An agreement or promise, Legally competent parties, Legal consideration, Legal act

b)

Offer, Acceptance, Consideration, Capacity, Legality

c)

Mutual Consent, Offer, Acceptance, Consideration, Legal Purpose

d)

Agreement, Consideration, Capacity, Legality, Written Form

14.

What does it mean for a contract to be voluntary?

a)

It is entered into as a freewill act by all participating parties, without coercion or threats.

b)

B) It is signed in the presence of a notary

c)

C) It is legally binding only if it is in written form.

d)

D) It requires the approval of a court.

15.

What is an express contract?

a)

An agreement presumed to exist because of the parties’ action

b)

A contract where only one party is legally obligated to perform

c)

A lender’s agreement to postpone foreclosure proceedings

16.

What is forbearance in the context of contracts?

a)

An agreement presumed to exist because of the parties’ actions

b)

An agreement put into words (written or spoken)

c)

An agreement presumed to exist because of the parties’ actions

d)

An agreement to not perform in a particular manner

17.

What is a bilateral contract?

a)

An agreement presumed to exist because of the parties’ actions

b)

A contract where only one of the parties is legally obligated to perform

c)

A contract where each party makes a binding agreement to perform

d)

A lender’s agreement to postpone foreclosure proceedings