1) In French national private law, a contract does not need to be witnessed in writing when the sum is:

a. Five thousand Euros (5'000 EUR) 

b. Ten thousand Euros (10'000 EUR) 

c. Six hundred and twenty five Euros (625 EUR) 

d. Two thousand five hundred Euros (2'500 EUR) 

e. One thousand two hundred and fifty Euros (1'250 EUR)

2) When the parties have not expressly decided otherwise, the text that imposes applicable law to the international contract for the sale of goods to be that of the typical place of execution, regardless of the countries in which the parties have their places of business, is

a. The Rome II treaty on Applicable Law

b. The Hague Treaty on Applicable Law

c. None of the proposed answers

d The dispositions on applicable law of the CISG

E The dispositions of the applicable law clause in the contract