Which of the following statements is true of definiteness of offers?
A) The more specific a proposal, the less likely the court is to call it an offer.
B) The courts have traditionally said they are contract makers, not enforcers.
C) Both the Code and the Restatement, through doctrines such as good faith and commercial reasonableness, provide ways to fill in the gaps.
D) A sales contract fails due to "indefiniteness" if the court finds that the parties intended to make a contract and that their agreement is complete enough to allow the court to reach a fair settlement of their dispute.

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Both the Code and the Restatement, through doctrines such as good faith and commercial reasonableness, provide ways to fill in the gaps. At a minimum, the terms of the offer, which can be express or implied from the circumstances, must be sufficiently clear so that what was promised can be determined.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Definiteness of Offers