A landscaper promises to mow a store's lawn, and the store promises to pay $90. Each side gives something of value. What contract element is satisfied?

A purchasing manager is an adult who understands the supplier agreement she signs for her company. What element is shown by her legal ability to be bound?

A trucking firm agrees to haul a store's office furniture for $500. Which element of this contract would fail if the cargo were stolen goods instead?

A wholesaler emails a coffee shop: 'I will sell you 20 cases of cups for $30 per case, delivery Friday.' What element is this definite proposal?

A bakery receives a supplier's exact quote and replies, 'I agree to those terms.' What element is created by agreeing to the offer as made?

A café owner says, 'Maybe I need chairs sometime this spring,' and the furniture maker says, 'Sounds good.' No quantity, price, or date is stated. What element is missing?

A printer sends a clear price quote to a shop, but the shop owner never replies before the printer starts work. The missing element is:

A store owner promises to give a friend an old display rack as a gift, and the friend promises nothing in return. What element is lacking?

A contractor signs a deal while so impaired that he cannot understand he is agreeing to business terms. Which element is missing?

A 12-year-old signs a long equipment lease for a school fundraiser, and the rental firm claims the lease is fully binding. The weak element is:

Two rival food trucks agree to charge the same lunch price so neither has to compete. Which element does that agreement lack?

A shop and a supplier agree out loud on $200 of cleaning supplies, delivered next week, but sign nothing. Is the deal binding?

A web designer offers to build a site for $800. The client replies, 'I'll pay $800 only if you also design a logo.' What is missing from the original offer?

A consultant says, 'I'll help your store improve sales someday,' but gives no service, deadline, or price. What required element has not been made?

A sponsor promises a free banner to a nonprofit, and the nonprofit gives no money, service, or promise back. The agreement lacks:

A supplier emails a shop: 'I can sell 100 notebooks at $2 each, delivery Monday.' In contract terms, that email is:

A shop receives an offer for 100 notebooks at $2 each and replies before the deadline, 'I accept your terms.' The reply is:

A seller offers 50 aprons at $6 each. The buyer replies, 'I will buy 50 at $5 each.' In contract terms, the buyer made:

A caterer offers lunch delivery on Friday. The client replies, 'I agree if delivery is Thursday instead.' The client's reply is:

A print shop prepays for flyers, but the supplier never delivers them. The court orders money to cover the shop's loss. That remedy is called:

A seller refuses to deliver a one-of-a-kind custom display case after taking payment. A court orders delivery of that exact case. The remedy is:

A cleaning contract was made after a false statement about the service. The court cancels the deal and returns the parties to their prior positions. The remedy is:

A florist contracts for roses by 8 a.m. for an event, but the grower delivers nothing that day. What is the grower's failure to perform called?

A 16-year-old signs a two-year advertising contract for a small online shop, then disaffirms it soon after. Under general contract law, the contract is best described as:

A retailer and a reseller sign a contract to sell stolen laptops. Even with offer, acceptance, and payment terms, the agreement is best described as: