Title: Warranties
Course: Demo 1

Q: A ________ is a guarantee that a product meets certain standards of performance.
- contract
- tort
- warranty
A: warranty

Q: One way an ________ is created is when a seller describes a product, implying that the product will meet the description.
- implied warranty of merchantability
- implied warranty of fitness
- express warranty
A: express warranty

Q: Sylvania claims that its lightbulbs, “Last 10 times longer and use 75% less energy than standard bulbs.” This is an example of:
- implied warranty
- product liability
- express warranty
A: express warranty

Q: Sylvania provides lightbulbs that, one might assume, are safe to use and will last for a reasonable period of time. This is an example of:
- express warranty
- product liability
- implied warranty
A: implied warranty

Q: An ________ assures that a product is reasonably fit for ordinary use.
- express warranty
- implied warranty of fitness
- implied warranty of merchantability
A: implied warranty of merchantability

Q: An ________ assures that a product is fit for a specific use that is stated by the manufacturer, wholesaler or reseller.
- express warranty
- implied warranty of merchantability
- implied warranty of fitness
A: implied warranty of fitness

Q: The Targus adjustable monitor is designed to act as an adjustable stand for computer monitors. The reseller specifically states that the stand holds up to 100 pounds. This is an example of:
- implied warranty of merchantability.
- implied warranty of fitness.
- express warranty.
A: express warranty.

Q: Dell’s Rugged Extreme laptop is marketed for use in rugged conditions, including extreme heat and moisture. This is an example of:
- express warranty.
- implied warranty of merchantability.
- implied warranty of fitness.
A: implied warranty of fitness.

Q: CTEK markets its MUS Polar Battery Charger for use in extreme cold conditions. This is an example of:
- express warranty.
- implied warranty of merchantability.
- implied warranty of fitness.
A: implied warranty of fitness.

Q: In marketing the Apple Watch, the company claims, “The incredibly high pixel density makes numbers and texts easy to read at a glance, even while you’re moving. And the display is extremely energy efficient, critical for a device you wear throughout the day.” When considering the performance of the display from a consumer perspective this is an:
- implied warranty of merchantability.
- implied warranty of fitness.
- express warranty.
A: express warranty.

Q: A couple purchased a used Mercedes S320 with 135,945 miles. The used car dealer was also the original owner of the car. After purchasing the car the new owners found that the air conditioning worked intermittently and created a strong odor after 30 minutes of use. In order to create a compelling case of implied warranty, which of the following questions apply?
- Did the dealer tell the couple that the air conditioning had issues?
- Did the dealer market the car as being particularly well matched for warm conditions?
- Did the dealer explicitly state that the car was in perfect condition?
A: Did the dealer tell the couple that the air conditioning had issues?; Did the dealer market the car as being particularly well matched for warm conditions?