1. In a situation where a contract that has been breached, the law places a duty on the innocent non breaching party to take reasonable efforts to do this _____

a. Mitigate Damages

b. Agree

c. Comply

d. Sue for damages

2. The four corners rule. Where there is a written contract, this rule bars the introduction of oral evidence (ie prior negotiations) intended to show the parties agreed to something different from the written contract. ________________________.

	a.	Doctrine of Promisory Estopple
	b.	Statue of Frauds
	c.	Parol Evidence Rule
	d.	Exculpatory Evidence

3. Money damages, when a contract is breached, to compensate the non breaching party for the loss of ascertainable costs and profits are ______________________damages.

	a.	Comparative Damages
	b.	Punitive Damages
	c.	Compensatory Damages
	d.	Monetary Damages

4. Money damages, written into a contract, and agreed to in the contract, to limit damages in the event of a breach are ____________________ damages.

	a.	Compensatory Damages
	b.	Punitive Damages
	c.	Incedential Damages
	d.	Liquidated Damages

5. If both parties make a mutual mistake on a contract, due to a drafting error the court will usually allow the parties to _______________________ the contract in order to reflect the true intention of the parties.

	a.	Reform
	b.	Void
	c.	Enforce
	d.	Mitigate