To be valid, the acceptance of an offer:Group of answer choicesmust not differ substantially from the terms of the offer;must not differ from the terms of the offer;must be in writing.should repeat the offer verbally;

Today, an offeree may accept an offer in any reasonable manner no matter what the terms of an offer says.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

An offeree may accept a stipulated offer by using any reasonable means.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which of the following is true? Group of answer choicesunder the modern trend and the UCC, when an “acceptance" contains only very minor variations from the offer, the acceptance is valid. if an offer says that the offeree "may respond by mail," a mailed acceptance is good upon receiptwhen an offeree's form acceptance to a form offer for the sale of goods contains different items from those in the offer, the acceptance is never enforceableif a mailed offer says nothing about how to accept, only a mailed acceptance is good

The Blank______ rule states that an offeree's acceptance must be on the exact terms of the offer.Multiple choice question.parole evidencemailboxmirror-imageexclusionary

An offeror can never place unreasonable terms or conditions in an offer.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse