In the Case of Vokes V

Multiple Choice

In the case of Vokes v. Arthur Murray Dance Studio, the court determined that the dance instructor's intentional lie to an elderly widow, claiming that she had excellent dance potential, was

A) An opinion and not misrepresentation.
B) A fact because the dance instructor had superior knowledge.
C) An opinion that she unreasonably relied upon.
D) A statement of opinion because it was not quantifiable.