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Obligations and Contracts Quiz

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of obligation is demandable at once?

a)

Joint Obligation

b)

Alternative Obligation

c)

Pure Obligation

d)

Conditional Obligation

2.

Which article states that obligations with a resolutory condition are demandable?

a)

Art. 1181

b)

Art. 1180

c)

Art. 1191

d)

Art. 1179

3.

What is a condition that extinguishes an obligation called?

a)

Resolutory Condition

b)

Potestative Condition

c)

Casual Condition

d)

Suspensive Condition

4.

Which type of obligation allows the debtor to choose one out of several prestations?

a)

Solidary Obligation

b)

Joint Obligation

c)

Alternative Obligation

d)

Facultative Obligation

5.

What is the effect of an impossible condition on an obligation?

a)

The obligation is void

b)

The obligation is demandable

c)

The obligation is suspended

d)

The obligation remains valid

6.

Which article discusses obligations with a period?

a)

Art. 1207

b)

Art. 1193

c)

Art. 1223

d)

Art. 1199

7.

What type of obligation is one that is not capable of partial performance?

a)

Divisible Obligation

b)

Indivisible Obligation

c)

Facultative Obligation

d)

Alternative Obligation

8.

In a solidary obligation, how many creditors can demand the whole obligation?

a)

None of the creditors

b)

Only the first creditor

c)

All creditors

d)

Only one creditor

9.

What is the main purpose of a penal clause?

a)

To cancel the obligation

b)

To provide a reward

c)

To create a new obligation

d)

To ensure performance of an obligation

10.

Which type of obligation allows for a substitute to be given?

a)

Alternative Obligation

b)

Facultative Obligation

c)

Joint Obligation

d)

Solidary Obligation

11.

What happens if both parties commit a breach of obligation?

a)

Both parties are equally liable

b)

The obligation is extinguished

c)

The first infractor is liable

d)

Only the second infractor is liable

12.

What is a pure obligation?

a)

An obligation with a condition

b)

An obligation without a condition

c)

An obligation with a penalty

d)

An obligation with a term

13.

Which article defines the right to rescind obligations?

a)

Art. 1191

b)

Art. 1192

c)

Art. 1180

d)

Art. 1179

14.

What is a facultative obligation?

a)

An obligation that is solidary

b)

An obligation that is joint

c)

An obligation with a substitute

d)

An obligation with multiple choices

15.

What is the effect of a resolutory condition being fulfilled?

a)

The obligation is created

b)

The obligation is demandable

c)

The obligation is extinguished

d)

The obligation is suspended

16.

What type of obligation is characterized by multiple debtors or creditors?

a)

Solidary Obligation

b)

Joint Obligation

c)

Indivisible Obligation

d)

Divisible Obligation

17.

What is the nature of obligations with a period?

a)

They are void

b)

They are always conditional

c)

They are always demandable

d)

They are demandable only when the period arrives

18.

What happens if the principal obligation is void?

a)

The penal clause remains valid

b)

The penal clause is enforceable

c)

The penal clause is demandable

d)

The penal clause is also void

19.

Which type of obligation is characterized by the debtor's ability to perform only part of the obligation?

a)

Solidary Obligation

b)

Divisible Obligation

c)

Alternative Obligation

d)

Indivisible Obligation

20.

What is a suspensive condition?

a)

A condition that extinguishes an obligation

b)

A condition that is certain

c)

A condition that creates an obligation

d)

A condition that is impossible

21.

What is the effect of a conditional obligation if the condition is not fulfilled?

a)

The obligation is extinguished

b)

The obligation is suspended

c)

The obligation is void

d)

The obligation is demandable

22.

What is the term for obligations that are due and demandable?

a)

Facultative Obligations

b)

Alternative Obligations

c)

Pure Obligations

d)

Conditional Obligations

23.

What is the main distinction between joint and solidary obligations?

a)

Joint obligations require full performance

b)

Solidary obligations involve multiple debtors

c)

Solidary obligations allow for partial performance

d)

Joint obligations involve multiple creditors

24.

What is the effect of a debtor binding himself to pay when his means permit?

a)

It is an obligation with a term

b)

It is a conditional obligation

c)

It is a pure obligation

d)

It is a solidary obligation

25.

What is the nature of obligations with a penal clause?

a)

They are not enforceable

b)

They are always demandable

c)

They are always void

d)

They are meant to ensure performance

26.

What happens if a debtor fails to fulfill an obligation with a penal clause?

a)

The penalty substitutes damages

b)

The obligation is void

c)

The obligation is extinguished

d)

The obligation is suspended

27.

What is the effect of a resolutory condition being fulfilled?

a)

The obligation is demandable

b)

The obligation is extinguished

c)

The obligation is suspended

d)

The obligation is created

28.

What is the definition of a joint obligation?

a)

An obligation that is always divisible

b)

An obligation that is always solidary

c)

An obligation where each debtor is liable for a part

d)

An obligation where each debtor is liable for the whole

29.

What is the effect of a condition that is contrary to good customs?

a)

The obligation is demandable

b)

The obligation is suspended

c)

The obligation is void

d)

The obligation remains valid

30.

What is the nature of obligations that are divisible?

a)

They can be performed in parts

b)

They cannot be performed in parts

c)

They are always solidary

d)

They are always conditional

31.

What is the effect of a debtor's refusal to pay the penalty in a penal clause?

a)

The obligation is extinguished

b)

The obligation is void

c)

The penalty cannot be enforced

d)

Damages must still be paid

32.

What is the definition of a facultative obligation?

a)

An obligation that is joint

b)

An obligation that is solidary

c)

An obligation with a substitute

d)

An obligation with multiple choices

33.

What is the effect of a condition that is impossible?

a)

The obligation remains valid

b)

The obligation is demandable

c)

The obligation is void

d)

The obligation is suspended

34.

What is the nature of obligations with a resolutory period?

a)

They are always demandable

b)

They are demandable only when the period arrives

c)

They are void

d)

They are always conditional

35.

What is the effect of a debtor's inability to fulfill an obligation?

a)

The obligation is void

b)

The obligation is suspended

c)

The obligation is extinguished

d)

The obligation remains valid

36.

What is the definition of a solidary obligation?

a)

An obligation where each debtor is liable for the whole

b)

An obligation where each debtor is liable for a part

c)

An obligation that is always divisible

d)

An obligation that is always conditional

37.

What is the effect of a debtor's refusal to pay the penalty in a penal clause?

a)

The penalty cannot be enforced

b)

Damages must still be paid

c)

The obligation is extinguished

d)

The obligation is void

38.

What is the nature of obligations that are indivisible?

a)

They can be performed in parts

b)

They cannot be performed in parts

c)

They are always solidary

d)

They are always conditional

39.

What is the effect of a condition that is contrary to public policy?

a)

The obligation is suspended

b)

The obligation remains valid

c)

The obligation is demandable

d)

The obligation is void

40.

What is the definition of a reciprocal obligation?

a)

An obligation where one party is bound

b)

An obligation where both parties are bound

c)

An obligation that is always solidary

d)

An obligation that is always divisible

41.

What is the effect of a debtor's inability to fulfill an obligation?

a)

The obligation is void

b)

The obligation is suspended

c)

The obligation remains valid

d)

The obligation is extinguished

42.

What is the nature of obligations with a resolutory condition?

a)

They are void

b)

They are always demandable

c)

They are always conditional

d)

They are demandable only when the condition is fulfilled

43.

What is the effect of a debtor's refusal to pay the penalty in a penal clause?

a)

The obligation is void

b)

The penalty cannot be enforced

c)

The obligation is extinguished

d)

Damages must still be paid

44.

What is the definition of a facultative obligation?

a)

An obligation that is solidary

b)

An obligation that is joint

c)

An obligation with a substitute

d)

An obligation with multiple choices

45.

What is the effect of a condition that is impossible?

a)

The obligation is void

b)

The obligation is suspended

c)

The obligation remains valid

d)

The obligation is demandable

46.

What is the nature of obligations with a resolutory period?

a)

They are void

b)

They are demandable only when the period arrives

c)

They are always demandable

d)

They are always conditional

47.

What is the effect of a debtor's inability to fulfill an obligation?

a)

The obligation remains valid

b)

The obligation is extinguished

c)

The obligation is void

d)

The obligation is suspended