1. In Washington, workers' compensation is
A. not a remedy for injured workers.
B. not enforceable except against government employers.
C. the exclusive remedy of a worker against his negligent employer.
D. not enforceable except against non-government employers.
2. Dean, whose family owns and operates a renowned berry farm, agrees to sell Kelvin ten bushels of strawberries, late in the season. A flood destroys the strawberries, through no fault of either party, before they are delivered to Kelvin. This
A. suspends the obligations of both parties until more berries can be grown.
B. discharges the obligations of both parties under the contract.
C. has no effect on the obligations of both parties--Dean must find other berries to satisfy the order.
D. breaches the contract.
3. The specially-manufactured goods exception to the Statute of Frauds in the UCC requires
A. that the goods be specially manufactured for the buyer.
B. that the goods not be suitable for sale to others in the ordinary course of business
C. that both Answer A and Answer B are correct [both Answer 1 and Answer 2 are correct]
D. none of the above.
4. David and Gloria sign an agreement for the sale of a home in Seattle, which contains a clause that provides for Gloria (the buyer) to pay 10% of the purchase price to David (the seller), if Gloria does not go through with the sale. This is an example of
A. an enforceable liquidated damages clause
B. a currently unenforceable liquidated damages clause, which might be corrected by a court through reformation of the percentage of the purchase price to 5%, to become enforceable.
C. a rescissionary clause.
D. a punitive damages clause.