QUESTION $88$

When merchants $($as defined by the UCC$)$ are involved in commercial transactions that involve the sale of goods, they are held to certain higher standards of care and responsibility than non$-$merchants $($sometimes called casual sellers$).$ When these non$-$merchant buyers and sellers are involved in a contract interpretation question involving a transaction involving the sale of goods, however, they most likely:

are held to less rigorous commercial standards $($prior course of dealing, trade usage$)$ than "merchants."

are held to more rigorous commercial standards $($prior course of dealing, trade usage$)$ than merchants.

are treated exactly like merchants for commercial standard $($prior course of dealing, trade usage$)$ purposes.

their transactions are not at all covered by the UCC at all since the question refers to the sale of services.