Introductory Business Law CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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When legally agreeing to do something, what must someone do to demonstrate that he or she is willingly entering into the agreement?

  1. Read the terms and conditions of the agreement

  2. Sign the agreement

  3. Obtain independent legal counsel

  4. Pay the required fees

The correct answer is: Sign the agreement

By signing the agreement, the person is demonstrating that they have read and understood the terms and conditions and are willingly entering into the agreement. Options A and C may also be helpful, but they are not necessary for demonstrating willingness. Paying fees is not directly related to demonstrating willingness to enter into an agreement.

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