When Distinguishing an Offer from an Invitation to Negotiate, Which

question 69

Multiple Choice

When distinguishing an offer from an invitation to negotiate, which of the following is accurate?

• A) Whether an offer in fact existed is a question of law.
• B) Whether an offer in fact existed is a question of fact.
• C) Whether an offer in fact existed is a mixed question of law and fact.
• D) Whether an offer in fact existed depends solely on whether the alleged offer included a specific price.
• E) Whether an offer in fact existed depends solely on whether an acceptance of the alleged offer was made immediately so that the offeror knew he or she was bound.

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