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Multiple Choice
A) There is no difference.
B) Performance involves fulfilling contractual obligations, while tender involves offering performance.
C) Tender is required when there is a conditional contract, while performance is required for all other contracts.
D) Performance is required when there is a conditional contract, while tender is required for all other contracts.
E) Tender is substantial performance, while performance refers only to complete performance.
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Multiple Choice
A) Performance is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
B) Performance or the failure of a condition to occur are the only ways a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
C) Operation of law is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
D) Discharge may occur through material breach by one or both parties.
E) Discharge may not occur through the failure of a condition to occur.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) conditions precedent only
B) conditions precedent and subsequent only
C) conditions precedent and concurrent only
D) conditions precedent, subsequent, and concurrent
E) conditions nominal and concurrent
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Multiple Choice
A) Punitive
B) Consequential
C) Liquidated
D) Nominal
E) Retaliatory
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Multiple Choice
A) An injunction
B) Compensation
C) Punitive damages
D) Nominal performance
E) Adequate performance
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Multiple Choice
A) Frustration of purpose
B) Commercial impracticability
C) Alteration of the contract
D) Anticipatory repudiation
E) Anticipatory renunciation
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