Which of the following is true of an offer made in jest?

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A)The court interprets the parties' words and actions the way a reasonable person would interpret them.If someone is clearly joking,a reasonable person would not view the joke as a serious intent to make an offer and the court will not treat his words as an offer.However,courts are not interested in hidden intent.
B)The court interprets the parties' words and actions the way a reasonable person would interpret them.If someone is clearly joking,a reasonable person would not view the joke as a serious intent to make an offer and the court will not treat his words as an offer.However,courts are not interested in hidden intent.
C)The court interprets the parties' words and actions the way a reasonable person would interpret them.If someone is clearly joking,a reasonable person would not view the joke as a serious intent to make an offer and the court will not treat his words as an offer.However,courts are not interested in hidden intent.
D)The court interprets the parties' words and actions the way a reasonable person would interpret them.If someone is clearly joking,a reasonable person would not view the joke as a serious intent to make an offer and the court will not treat his words as an offer.However,courts are not interested in hidden intent.
E)The court interprets the parties' words and actions the way a reasonable person would interpret them.If someone is clearly joking,a reasonable person would not view the joke as a serious intent to make an offer and the court will not treat his words as an offer.However,courts are not interested in hidden intent.

Which of the Following Is True of an Offer Made