MATCHING LEGAL TERMS Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the following list. Write the letter of your choice in the answer column. a. administrator d. executor h. personal property b. antenuptial or e. guaranty i. real property prenuptial agreement f. memorandum j. Statute of Frauds C. auctioneer g- parol evidence ruleChapter 13 Form of Contracts 20 1. The law that requires certain types of contracts to be in writing. 2. Property other than land and items permanently attached to it. 3. The point of law that prevents oral changes to a written contract from bring legally enforceable 4. A written contract or agreement. 5. The personal representative appointed by a count to distribute the assets of the catate of the deceased. B. Land and items that are permanently attached to it. 7. The personal representative named in a will to distribute the assets of the cslate of the deceased. B. A promise to pay the debts or settle the wrongdoings of another. 9. A person who conducts sales of articles in which individuals bid against one another. 10. A contract containing promises made by persons planning to many. 10. TRUE/FALSE QUIZ Indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false by writing Ton F in the answer column. 11. Some types of contracts must be in writing to be enforceable. 11. 12. The parol evidence rule affects the enforceability of contracts that include oral or written changes in the terms of an existing contract. 12. 13. The Statute of Frauds specifies that certain kinds of contracts must 13. be in writing. 14. Oral or written evidence cannot legally be introduced to explain 14 unclear portions of a contract. 15. 15. A valid contract can be entirely handwritten. 16. 16. Promises made in anticipation of marriage are enforceable. 17. An agreement to guarantee debts of another generally must be in 17. writing to be enforceable. 18. 18. The requirement of writing does not apply in auction sales. 19. An agreement that cannot be completed within six months must be 19 in writing. 20. An agreement for the sale of personal property for over $500 must 20. be in writing to be enforceable