Instructions: Each of the Following Sentences Tells What You Are

question 1065

Multiple Choice

Instructions: Each of the following sentences tells what you are trying to persuade someone to do. Beneath each sentence are four reasons that attempt to convince the reader that he or she should take this particular course of action. Select the letter of the reason that seems irrelevant, illogical, or untrue. If you wanted to convince someone to buy a particular product, you could say that

• A) it lasts.
• B) it s competitively priced.
• C) it works.
• D) the TV commercials that advertise it are funny.

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Definitions:

Voidable Title

A legal term referring to a situation where a transfer of title to property can be invalidated due to certain circumstances, such as fraud or misrepresentation, giving the affected party the right to void the transaction.

CIF

Cost, Insurance, and Freight, a trade term requiring the seller to arrange for the carriage of goods by sea to a port of destination, and provide the buyer with the documents necessary to obtain the goods.

Voidable Title

A legal status of property ownership that can be declared invalid by one of the parties involved, due to factors such as fraud or coercion at the time of acquisition.

Good Faith Purchaser

An individual who buys something without knowledge of a prior claim or lien against the property, therefore acquiring clean title.