Playgrounds Inc

question 40

Multiple Choice

Playgrounds Inc.manufactures playgrounds for children of all ages.After discussions with a representative of Playgrounds Inc.,and relying on those discussions,Happy High School orders a playground from Playgrounds Inc.,specifying that the playground is for older children and teenagers,age 9 and over.Playgrounds Inc.delivers a playground that,when assembled,is only 1.25 metres high and cannot be used by Happy High School's children.Happy High School refuses to keep the playground and will say that under the Sale of Goods Act

• A)the playground does not meet the sale by description test.
• B)the playground meets the sale by description test.
• C)the playground does not meet the fitness for purpose test.
• D)the playground meets the fitness for purpose test.
• E)the playground meets both the fitness for purpose and the sale by description tests.

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Definitions:

Double-Deficit Hypothesis

The theory of dyslexia that suggests that dyslexic children have biological deficits in two areas: phonological processing (interpreting sounds) and naming speed (for example, identifying letters, such as b versus d, or w versus m).

Phonological Processing

involves the use of sounds of language, including the ability to segment words into smaller units, blend sounds into words, and manipulate sounds within words, crucial for reading and language development.

Naming Speed

The rate at which an individual can name aloud objects, colors, letters, or digits, a measure often used in reading and cognitive development assessments.

Dyslexia

A disorder impacting learning, specifically marked by challenges in reading stemming from issues in recognizing phonetic sounds and understanding their connection to letters and words.