Which of the following is NOT considered a “good” under the UCC?

The UCC imposes a duty of good faith in commercial contracts that cannot be waived by the parties.

A disclaimer such as “as is” or “with all faults” can eliminate implied warranties under the UCC.

A third-party beneficiary can enforce a contract if it was created for their benefit.

UCC states that the duration of an offer for the sales of goods should at most be valid for ____________ unless otherwise noted in the contract.

What is the Statute of Limitations for UCC warranty claims?

What type of agreement allows hiring non-union members but requires them to become union members later?

Which of the following remedies is available to a seller if a buyer wrongfully rejects goods under the UCC?

Which party in a contract usually bears the risk of ambiguity?

An express contract term is more important than past course of dealings in contract interpretation.