Technology-Enriched Lesson Plan

1. The first part of a contract that introduces the parties and the reason for the agreement is called the:

• indemnification

• recitals

• attachment

• representation

1. When you receive payment or a promise to pay for damages or losses, it's called:

• attachment

• representation

• indemnification

• waiver

1. An additional document with extra details attached to a contract is known as an:

• representation

• attachment

• dispute

• jurisdiction

1. A section in a contract listing facts relevant to the agreement is called a:

• recitals

• representation

• arbitration

• breach of contract

1. An unexpected event beyond your control, like a natural disaster, that prevents fulfilling a contract is referred to as:

• dispute

• force majeure

• waiver

• jurisdiction

1. A disagreement or argument about a contract is a:

• recital

• dispute

• indemnification

• arbitration

1. To take legal action against someone for not fulfilling a contract is to:

• represent

• breach

• sue

• arbitrate

1. An agreement to not enforce a specific part of a contract is a:

• jurisdiction

• waiver

• force majeure

• attachment

1. The geographical area where a particular set of laws applies to a contract is called the:

• dispute

• jurisdiction

• arbitration

• breach of contract

1. When someone breaks a contract, it's considered a:

• representation

• dispute

• breach of contract

• lawsuit