Multiple choice

1. Eric owes George money. Eric contracts with Mark to paint Mark's house. In the contract, Mark agrees that in return for Eric painting his house, Mark will pay George the money Eric owes George. George is a/an 

A. donee beneficiary. 

B. incidental beneficiary.

C. delegatee.

D. creditor beneficiary.

2. Mark tells Cindy, If you clean out my garage, I'll pay you $25. Mark has offered to form what kind of contract? 

A. Bilateral contract 

B. Unilateral contract

C. Quasi-contract

D. Implied-in-fact contract

3. Sam and Erica like to attend wild parties. Both have worked up quite a tolerance, because of their frequent drinking. One night, after both Sam and Erica had each enjoyed a couple of beers, they decided to enter a contract in which Sam agreed to purchase Erica's 1965 Mustang for $2,500.The next day, Erica has second thoughts. The most likely result will be 

A. Erica will avoid the contract due to intoxication. 

B. Sam will avoid the contract due to intoxication.

C. Erica won't avoid the contract because she wasn't intoxicated.

D. Erica should be able to avoid the contract because it's unconscionable.

4. Grandpa Graham declares at his eightieth birthday party that because she's his favorite grandchild, he'll leave $100,000 to his beloved granddaughter Elsie upon his death. Sadly, Grandpa Graham dies just three days later. No provision of his will left Elsie the $100,000. Elsie files a breach of contract claim against Grandpa Graham's estate. The most likely result will be that Elsie will lose because no contract existed due to 

A. lack of agreement and consideration. 

B. lack of contractual capacity.

C. lack of form.

D. illegality.