Question

Chica, a women's clothing store, held a "prize drawing" for a $500 shopping spree on Saturday that it had advertised throughout the week. Participation in the drawing required being at the store by noon and completing a form that included personal information and placing it in a box. The information would then be put into a database for marketing purposes. "Fashion consultants" offering merchandise for sale greeted customers arriving at the store on Saturday morning. Joy was the winner of the drawing.

Has she given "consideration" for the prize?

A. No, she gave no legal value to Chica.
B. No, unless she purchased an item from one of the "fashion consultants."
C. Yes, she made an effort to come to the store and give information that was for the store's use.
D. Yes, unless the store was conveniently located.

Answer 1

Yes, she made an effort to come to the store and give information that was for the store's use.

Step-by-step explanation:

In our case, it was mandatory for the people if they want to participate in the drawing then they have to be present at the store by noon and complete a form by writing personal information in it. So, as Joy has won the drawing so she went to the store and gave the required personal information to the store.

• Other options like A is not valid here as it states that she has given no consideration for prize if she didn't then how she won it?
• Option B is not valid as it was not mandatory to purchase an item from one of the "fashion consultants" to win the prize.
• Option D is not valid here as only visiting the store was not enough to win the prize as we have to give our personal information also by filling a form.