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PUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE TO WORK
Performance and Discharge of Contracts Online Quiz: Contract Law
19 questions. Choose an answer for each, then review the explanations.
What constitutes complete performance of a contract?
Partial fulfillment of obligations
Full fulfillment of obligations by all parties
Payment made by one party
Verbal acknowledgment of completion
How can contracts be discharged by agreement?
Unilateral decision by one party
Mutual consent of the parties involved
Automatic expiration of the contract term
Breach of contract by one party
What results from successful discharge by performance?
Contract is voidable
Contract is ongoing
Contract is valid
Contract is terminated
What can occur after a material breach of contract?
The non-breaching party must continue performance
The contract is automatically discharged
The non-breaching party can choose to terminate the contract or continue performance
The contract remains unaffected
When does discharge by frustration occur?
When a contract is breached
When performance becomes impossible or illegal
When parties agree to end the contract
When the subject matter of the contract is destroyed
Is consideration necessary for discharge by agreement?
Yes, always
No, never
Only in written contracts
Only in oral contracts
Can a contract be discharged if there is substantial performance?
Yes, always
No, never
Yes, but the party who didn't fully perform must compensate the other
Only if it is a service contract
What constitutes a repudiatory breach of contract?
Minor breach that can be remedied easily
Breach that has no impact on the contract
Serious breach allowing the innocent party to terminate the contract
Breach that occurs due to mutual mistake
Does frustration discharge all parties from their obligations?
Yes, always
No, never
Only the party not at fault
Only if the contract is impossible to perform
What happens if there is a delay in performance?
Immediate termination of the contract
No consequences
Potential breach of contract
Automatic discharge of the contract
Can discharge by agreement be implied?
Yes
No
Only in written contracts
Only in oral contracts
Who must perform the contract?
Only the party that drafted the contract
Only the party receiving the benefits
All parties to the contract
Third-party agents only
Can breach of warranty discharge a contract?
Yes, always
No, never
Only if it is a serious breach
Only with mutual agreement
Is subsequent impossibility a ground for frustration?
Yes
No
Only if it is temporary
Only if it is permanent
Is tender of performance the same as actual performance?
Yes
No
Only if accepted by the other party
Only if it is in writing
Is novation a form of discharge by agreement?
Yes
No
Only if there is consideration
Only if it is in writing
What is the effect of anticipatory breach on discharge by performance?
It has no effect
It accelerates the performance
It allows the non-breaching party to immediately claim damages
It automatically terminates the contract
Can minor breaches lead to discharge of contract?
Yes, always
No, never
Only with mutual agreement
Only if cumulative minor breaches are material
Can a foreseeable event be a ground for frustration?
Yes
No
Only if it is beyond control of parties
Only if it makes performance uneconomical
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