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WGU D077 9

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Exam of 25 pages for the course wgu d077 at wgu d077 (WGU D077 9)

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1. A contract that is legally unenforceable because it involves illegal activities is:

A. Voidable

B. Void

C. Executed

D. Valid

Answer: B. Void

Rationale: A contract involving illegal activities is void and unenforceable because the subject

matter is illegal.




2. Which of the following is true regarding an offer in contract law?

A. An offeror can revoke an offer at any time before acceptance

B. An offer becomes binding once made

C. An offer can only be revoked after it is accepted

D. An offer must be accepted within 10 days

Answer: A. An offeror can revoke an offer at any time before acceptance

Rationale: The offeror can revoke the offer before acceptance, but once accepted, the offer

becomes a binding contract.




3. In a civil lawsuit, the party who brings the action is called the:

,A. Defendant

B. Plaintiff

C. Prosecutor

D. Petitioner

Answer: B. Plaintiff

Rationale: The plaintiff is the person or party who initiates a civil lawsuit.




4. Which type of intellectual property protects inventions?

A. Copyright

B. Trademark

C. Patent

D. Trade secret

Answer: C. Patent

Rationale: Patents protect inventions and provide the patent holder exclusive rights to make, use,

or sell the invention for a set period.




5. In a criminal case, the burden of proof rests with:

A. The defendant

B. The plaintiff

C. The prosecutor

D. The judge

, Answer: C. The prosecutor

Rationale: In criminal cases, the prosecution bears the burden of proof, meaning it must prove

the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.




6. Which of the following is true about a corporation’s legal status?

A. It is considered a natural person

B. It has the same legal rights as an individual

C. It is not subject to taxation

D. It has limited liability for its owners

Answer: D. It has limited liability for its owners

Rationale: A corporation is a separate legal entity, and its shareholders enjoy limited liability,

meaning they are not personally responsible for the company's debts beyond their investment.




7. Which of the following is NOT an example of an express contract?

A. A signed lease agreement

B. A verbal agreement

C. A contract written in the parties' actions

D. An employment contract

Answer: C. A contract written in the parties' actions

Rationale: An implied contract arises from the parties' actions, while an express contract is

explicitly stated either orally or in writing.

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17 de marzo de 2025
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