Arnold Plans to Construct a Terrace for His New Home

Multiple Choice

Arnold plans to construct a terrace for his new home. He goes to Home Market and orders 20 planks of wood, clearly specifying that each must be nine feet by six inches. A few days before he has to pick up the wood, Arnold sees an advertisement in the paper from Lumber Emporium offering customized planks at half the price. When Arnold picks up the planks at Home Market, he notices that they are only five inches wide. Home Market offers him an additional plank free of charge to make up for the difference, but Arnold would prefer to get out of the contract altogether so that he can profit from Lumber Emporium's lower prices. Can Arnold terminate the contract for this breach?

A) Yes, the term specifying the measurements of the lumber is a condition.
B) No, the term specifying the measurements of the lumber is a warranty.
C) No, although the term is a condition, the effects of the breach are slight.
D) No, Arnold is terminating in bad faith.