In Noble Roman's V

In Noble Roman's v.Pizza Boxes,the case in the text,the court held that:

A) Pizza box,under the doctrine of specific performance,must perform under the contract.
B) Noble Roman's was only required to pay the "printing prep" charges in the event Pizza Boxes did not manufacture the 2.5 million boxes.
C) Noble Roman's was required to pay the entire amount contained in the letter because it constituted an offer,which Pizza Boxes accepted.
D) Pizza Box was not obligated to perform the contract because it was an output contract that exceeded the amount Noble Roman's typically ordered.