Which of the Following Is an Offer as Opposed to an Invitation

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an offer as opposed to an invitation to treat?

• A) An ad in a real-estate paper: "Best offer in Vancouver! 3-bedroom home in Kitsilano for only $850,000!"
• B) A sweater displayed in the window of a shop with the price tag attached and showing.
• C) A notice in the Toronto Star: "I will pay $100 to whoever finds and returns my lost female calico cat which answers to the name Marx."
• D) The display of goods on the shelves of Costco.
• E) A notice in the catalogue from the gift shop of the Edmonton Aquarium: "15% off the price of all jewellery until January."

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