With respect to a contract for a sale of goods, when its express terms cannot be construed as reasonably consistent with the parties' course of performance and course of dealing, and the usage of trade, the UCC gives priority to
A)express terms.
B)course of performance.
C)course of dealing.
D)usage of trade.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) gives priority to express terms when they cannot be reasonably construed as consistent with the parties' course of performance, course of dealing, and the usage of trade. This is because express terms are the specific agreements the parties have explicitly stated in their contract.

With Respect to a Contract for a Sale of Goods