Which of the Following Conditions Can Prevent Additional Terms from Becoming

question 55

Multiple Choice

Which of the following conditions can prevent additional terms from becoming a part of a contract formed between parties who are merchants?

• A) There is a grumbling acceptance by both parties.
• B) The contract is regarding the sale of goods.
• C) The offer expressly limits acceptance to its own terms.
• D) There additional terms would not materially alter the contract.

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Definitions:

Phases Of Conversion

The stages an individual goes through when changing or adopting new beliefs, often used in the context of religious or ideological change.

Initiation

Initiation involves the process or ceremony marking the acceptance of a person into a group or society, often accompanied by specific rituals or tests.

Acceptance

The act of receiving or consenting to something offered, with agreement or positive reception.

Opiate Of The Masses

A term coined by Karl Marx, referring to religion as the "opium of the people" intended to describe the effect of religion in dulling the pain of oppression among the working class by promising a better afterlife.