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Question 1 1. ------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------
An oral agreement to hire a person for two years is not enforceable.
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Answer True False
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Question 2 1. ------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------
In construing a contract, a court will give the greatest weight to _______.
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Answer | | typewritten terms | | | printed terms | | | handwritten terms | | | All of the above are weighted equally by the court. |

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Question 3 1. ------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------
Oral contracts for the sale of goods costing less than $500 are enforceable.
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Answer True False
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Question 4 1. ------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------
Dell, a farmer, has an agreement to lease five hundred acres from Wood for three years. Must this agreement be in writing to be enforceable?
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Answer | | Yes, it is an interest in land, and it is for more than one year. | | | Yes, all leases of farmland are governed by the Statute of Purposes and must be in writing. | | | No, all leases of farmland over five hundred acres are governed by the Statute of Repose and may be oral | | | No, as soon as Dell plants a crop, a unilateral contract is formed that does not have to be in writing. |
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