a.Title and risk of loss rest with the buyer until the goods are returned to the seller.

b.Title remains with the seller until the buyer approves or accepts the goods, but risk of loss passes to the buyer immediately following delivery of the goods to the buyer.

c.Title and risk of loss are shared equally between the buyer and the seller.

d.Title and risk of loss remain with the seller until the buyer pays for the goods.

b.The implied warranty of merchantability.

c.The express warranty against infringement.

a.The implied warranty of marketability.

d.The express warranty that the goods conform to the seller's promise.

a.The merchant must charge the lowest available price for the product in the geographic market.

b.The merchant must observe the reasonable commercial standards of fair dealing in the trade.

c.The merchant must provide more extensive warranties than the minimum required by law

. d.The merchant must adhere to all written and oral terms of the sales contract.

a.The seller is required to tender delivery of conforming goods to a carrier who delivers to a destination specified by the buyer.

b.The seller is required to arrange for the buyer to pick up the conforming goods at a specified destination.

c.The seller is required to tender delivery of conforming goods at a specified destination.

d.The seller is required to tender delivery of conforming goods at the buyer's place of business.

a.No, because the rain check did not state the effective time period necessary to keep the offer open.

b.No, because one month is too long a period of time for a rain check to be effective.

c.Yes, because the rain check met the requirements of a merchant's firm offer even though no effective time period was stated.

d.Yes, because Soon-Shop is required to have sufficient supplies of the sale item to satisfy all customers.

a.No, because quantity cannot be omitted for a contract to be enforceable.

b.Yes, because both price and quantity terms were omitted.

c.No, because the omission of price and quantity terms prevents the formation of a contract

. d.Yes, because this was an output contract.

a.No, because the cancellation of the contract was not made in writing.

b.No, because the goods were specially manufactured for Art and cannot be resold in EG's regular course of business.

c.Yes, because the contract cannot be fully performed due to the fire.

d.Yes, because the contract was not in writing.

a.The purchaser, because risk of loss passes when the goods are delivered to the carrier.

b.The seller, because risk of loss passes only when the goods reach the purchaser's loading dock.

c.The purchaser, because title to the goods passes at the time of shipment.

d.The seller, because risk of loss remains with the seller until the goods are accepted by the purchaser.

a.Offer is made by a merchant in a signed writing.

b.Offeree is a merchant.

c.Offer states the time period during which it will remain open.

d.Offeree gives some form of consideration.

a.Applies only if it is in writing and signed by the seller.

b.Provides that the seller cannot disclaim the warranty if the sale is made to a bona fide purchaser for value.

c.Applies only if the seller is a merchant.

d.Provides that the seller deliver the goods free from any lien of which the buyer lacked knowledge when the contract was made.

a.Sold the product in a defective condition.

b.Sold the product to the injured party.

c.Failed to exercise due care.

d.Was aware of the defect in the product.

a.The method of shipping the goods.

b.The contract's shipping terms.

c.Title to the goods.

d.How the goods were lost.

a.Are placed on the seller's loading dock.

b.Are delivered to the carrier.

c.Are identified to the contract.

d.Reach the buyer's loading dock.

a.Set aside conforming goods for inspection by the buyer before delivery.

b.Deliver the goods to the buyer's place of business.

c.Deliver all goods called for in the contract to a common carrier.

d.Hold conforming goods and give the buyer whatever notification is reasonably necessary to enable the buyer to take delivery.

a.The contract must involve the sale of goods for a price of more than $500

b.Merchants and nonmerchants are treated alike.

c.The obligations of the parties to the contract must be performed in good faith.

d.None of the provisions of the UCC may be disclaimed by agreement.

a.The warranty arises as a matter of law when the seller ordinarily sells the goods purchased.

b.The warranty cannot be disclaimed.

c.The warranty must be in writing.

d.The warranty arises when the buyer relies on the seller's skill in selecting the goods purchased.

a.Contributory negligence on High's part will always be a bar to recovery.

b.Privity will be a bar to recovery insofar as the wholesaler is concerned if the wholesaler did not have a reasonable opportunity to inspect.

c.High may recover even if he cannot show any negligence was involved.

d.The manufacturer will avoid liability if it can show it followed the custom of the industry.

a.Anticipatory repudiation by the buyer that is retracted before the seller cancels the contract.

b.Destruction of the goods after risk of loss passed to the buyer

. c.Impracticability of delivery under the terms of the contract.

d.Refusal of the seller to give written assurance of performance when reasonably demanded by the buyer.

a.The right to delay payment for a reasonable period of time.

b.The right to possession of the goods before paying.

c.The right to inspect the goods before paying.

d.The right to reject nonconforming goods.

a.Whether the UCC Sales Article is applicable does not depend on the price of the goods involved.

b.Only the seller is obligated to perform the contract in good faith.

c.The contract may not involve the sale of personal property with a price of more than $500.

d.The contract will be either a sale or return or sale on approval contract.

a.Vick, because a merchant cannot disclaim implied warranties.

b.Ocean, because of the disclaimer of warranties.

c.Ocean, because Vick surrendered the boat to Kidd.

d.Vick, because the implied warranty of title has been breached.

a.Quick, because title to the typewriters passed to Quick at the time of shipment.

b.Quick, because the risk of loss passes when the typewriters are delivered to the carrier.

c.Union, because both parties are merchants.

d.Union, because the risk of loss passes only when Quick receives the typewriters.

a.Correct because the purchase price of the computer exceeded $500.

b.Incorrect because it failed to object to Northco's purchaser order.

c.Incorrect because only the buyer in a sale-of-goods transaction must sign the contract.

d.Correct because it was the party against whom enforcement of the contract is being sought.

a.Suit for specific performance.

b.Recover the identified goods (capture).

c.Suit for punitive damages.

d.Purchase substitute goods (cover).

a.Suit for specific performance.

b.Recover the identified goods (capture).

c.Suit for punitive damages.

d.Purchase substitute goods (cover).

a.The buyer must be purchasing the goods for resale.

b.Both the buyer and seller must be merchants.

c.Title to the goods passes to the buyer on delivery of the goods to the buyer.

d.Risk of loss for the goods passes to the buyer when the goods are accepted after the trial period.

a.The obligations of the parties must be performed in good faith.

b.The obligations of a nonmerchant may be different from those of a merchant.

c.The contract must involve the sale of goods for a price of $500 or more.

d.The contract may involve the sale of personal property.

a.Was in privity of contract with the plaintiff.

b.Was engaged in the business of selling the product.

c.Failed to exercise due care.

d.Defectively designed the product

a.Remained with Wool because the parties agreed on a later time of delivery.

b.Passed to Bond at Wool's tender of delivery.

c.Remained with Wool because Bond had not yet received the painting.

d.Passed to Bond at the time the contract was formed and payment was made.

a.Smith is not entitled to payment until 30 days after Peters receives the computer.

b.Peters is entitled to inspect the computer before paying for it.

c.Peters may not pay for the computer using a personal check unless Smith agrees.

d.Smith is obligated to deliver the computer to Peters' home.

a.$92,000

b.$105,000

c.$120,000

d.$122,000

a.No, because Grill is a merchant to whom goods had been entrusted.

b.Yes, because Grill could not convey good title to the clock.

c.No, because the clerk was not aware that the clock belonged to West

. d.Yes, because the clerk was negligent in selling the clock.

a.Express warranties cannot be based on statements made in the seller's promotional materials.

b.Express warranties must contain formal words such as warranty or guarantee.

c.Express warranties are not enforceable if made orally.

d.Express warranties must be part of the basis of the bargain between buyer and seller.

a.May be disclaimed by a seller's oral statement that mentions merchantability.

b.Must be part of the basis of the bargain to be binding on the seller

. c.Is breached if the goods are not fit for all purposes for which the buyer intends to use the goods.

d.Arises only in contracts involving a merchant seller and a merchant buyer.

a.Is obligated to pay for the computers because title to them passed to Ivor when Ivor received them.

b.Is obligated to pay for the computers because Yost made a valid substituted performance.

c.May return the computers and avoid paying for them because of the way Yost delivered them.

d.May return the computers and avoid paying for them because the contract was void under the theory of commercial impracticability.

a.Pass to Parco when they are identified to the contract.

b.Remain with Parco until the goods are returned to Lace.

c.Revert to Lace when they are rejected by Parco.

d.Pass to Parco when they are shipped.

a.Correct, because the agreement to change the delivery date was not in writing.

b.Incorrect, because Acme's agreement to change the delivery date is a firm offer that cannot be withdrawn by Acme.

c.Incorrect, because the agreement to change the delivery date was binding.

d.Correct, because Mason is not a merchant and was buying the appliances for household use.

a.Good can successfully sue Mazur for specific performance.

b.Mazur can resell the wheat only after June 23.

c.Mazur can successfully sue Good for the difference between the resale price and the contract price.

d.Good can retract its anticipatory breach at any time before June 23.

a.A contract was formed between the parties.

b.A contract will be formed only if Cookie agrees to the weighing scale requirement.

c.No contract was formed because Distrib's reply was a counteroffer.

d.No contract was formed because Distrib included the weighing scale requirement in its reply.

a.Perfect tender.

b.Rejection of performance.

c.Anticipatory repudiation.

d.Anticipatory retribution.

a.The products are made according to the best manufacturing methods.

b.The products are fit for the ordinary purpose for which such goods are used.

c.The manufacturer violated any laws or regulations.

d.The products are quality products that are fit for a specific purpose.

a.The writing must contain the signatures of all parties to the writing.

b.The writing must contain a term specifying the quantity of the goods.

c.The writing must contain the signature of the party seeking to enforce the writing.

d.The writing must contain a term specifying the price of the goods.

a.When the goods are tendered to the buyer at their destination.

b.When the goods arrive at their destination.

c.When the goods are given to a common carrier.

d.When the goods are identified and designated for shipment.

a.The buyer is purchasing the goods for a particular purpose and is relying on the seller's skill or judgment to select suitable goods.

b.The seller knows the particular purpose for which the buyer will use the goods and knows the buyer is relying on the seller's skill or judgment to select suitable goods.

c.The buyer is purchasing the goods for a particular purpose and the seller is a merchant in such goods.

d.The seller knows the particular purpose for which the buyer will use the goods and the seller is a merchant in such goods