Question

1. contracts are enforceable by law and are composed of 3 parts. which of the following is not a part of the contract.

a. offer
b. acceptance
c. tort
d. consideration

1. a type of contract where some of the terms of the agreement are not expressed in words.

a. implied
b. expressed

1. a type of contract which spells out the terms of the agreement in written form.

a. implied
b. expressed

1. the act of breaking the terms set out in a contract is called a breach of contract.

a. true
b. false

1. which of the following is not an example of a contract

a. death with dignity
b. living will
c. power of attorney
d. criminal law

1. which law regulates the sharing of patient health information (phi).

a. federal food, drug, and cosmetic act
b. health insurance portability and accountability act
c. occupational safety & health act
d. omnibus budget reconciliation act

Explanation:

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A contract typically has three parts: offer, acceptance, and consideration. A tort is a civil wrong (like negligence or defamation), not a part of a contract's structure. So "Tort" is not a part of a contract.

An implied contract has terms not expressed in words (they're inferred from actions/context). An expressed contract has terms clearly stated. So a contract with some terms not expressed in words is "Implied".

An expressed contract spells out the terms in written (or oral) form clearly. An implied contract's terms are inferred. So a contract with terms in written form is "Expressed".

Answer:

c. Tort

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