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Module Quizzes

Each scored module ends with a short in-class quiz on the capstone day. 6 scored quizzes a year, 3 in the fall and 3 in the spring, each worth 5% of the term grade. They are not a midterm; they are spaced low-stakes signal about whether the doctrine is sticking before the final.

Format

Module I orientation quiz

Module I has an at-home orientation quiz in week one. It is ungraded, completion only, and calibrates you to the item format before the first scored quiz. Treat it as a no-stakes diagnostic.

When each quiz happens

Term Module Capstone date
Fall Module II: Mutual Assent Thu, Oct 1, 2026
Fall Module III: Consideration Tue, Oct 20, 2026
Fall Module IV: Defenses Thu, Nov 12, 2026
Spring Module V: Interpretation Thu, Feb 11, 2027
Spring Module VI: Performance & Breach Thu, Mar 18, 2027
Spring Module VII: Money Damages Tue, Apr 27, 2027

What each module quiz tests

Each quiz draws from the chapters listed below and targets the module-level objectives those chapters carry. The Bloom mix names the rough share of items at each cognitive level so you can prepare to the level the quiz actually asks.

Module Chapters Topic coverage Bloom mix
II: Mutual Assent
Fall
Ch 3–6 Offer, acceptance, and termination of the power of acceptance; offer-certainty under R2d § 33; the Mirror Image Rule and UCC § 2-207 Battle of the Forms; the Mailbox Rule and its exceptions; misunderstanding under R2d § 20. Roughly 60% Apply, 30% Analyze, 10% Evaluate (certainty items).
III: Consideration
Fall
Ch 7–9 Bargained-for exchange under R2d § 71; gifts, conditional gifts, past consideration, illusory promises, and preexisting duty; promissory estoppel under R2d § 90; the material benefit rule under R2d § 86. Roughly 55% Apply, 35% Analyze, 10% Evaluate (reliance-cap items).
IV: Defenses
Fall
Ch 10–13 Statute of Frauds (R2d § 110, UCC § 2-201) and its exceptions; mutual and unilateral mistake; misrepresentation and the duty to disclose; duress, undue influence, and unconscionability; the incapacity doctrines. Roughly 65% Apply, 25% Analyze, 10% Evaluate (justifiable reliance items).
V: Interpretation
Spring
Ch 14–18 Patent versus latent ambiguity; the plain meaning rule and the canons (noscitur a sociis, ejusdem generis, contra proferentem); course of performance, dealing, and trade usage under UCC § 1-303; the Parol Evidence Rule under R2d § 213; warranty disclaimer and remedy limitation under UCC §§ 2-316 and 2-719. Roughly 50% Apply, 30% Analyze, 20% Evaluate (ranking and disclaimer items).
VI: Performance & Breach
Spring
Ch 19–23 Express and implied conditions and prevention of forfeiture; material breach under R2d § 241 versus substantial performance; the UCC Perfect Tender Rule and the right to cure; anticipatory repudiation and assurances under R2d § 251 and UCC § 2-609; the excuse triad (impossibility, impracticability, frustration); modification, accord, novation under R2d § 89 and UCC § 2-209. Roughly 60% Apply, 35% Analyze, 5% Evaluate.
VII: Money Damages
Spring
Ch 24–28 Expectation, reliance, and restitution measures under R2d § 347; UCC buyer and seller remedies (cover, market-price, resale, lost profits, lost-volume seller); cost-of-completion versus diminution-in-value; foreseeability, certainty, and mitigation limits; specific performance, restitution to the breaching party, and the penalty-rule check on liquidated damages; third-party beneficiaries. Roughly 45% Apply (calculation items), 30% Analyze, 25% Evaluate (remedy selection, penalty rule).

Prepare

The MCQ guide and trainer on Exam Prep teach the technique on worked examples and twelve representative items.

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