Which Statement Is True Concerning Silence as a Method of Acceptance

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true concerning silence as a method of acceptance?

• A) An offeree's silence implies that the offree will make a counter offer.
• B) Parties' prior course of dealing may allow silence as a valid acceptance.
• C) If the offer states that silence means acceptance, then the offeree must respond or there will be a valid contract.
• D) Silence alone can be acceptance and basis of a binding contract.
• E) Silence leads to acceptance of an offer due to the mirror image rule.

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