Master Exam Simulator
Law school exams aren’t one format — some schools test with multiple choice, some with a full IRAC essay, some add an oral component, and some mix all three. This is one master fact pattern — the same one from the course capstone — tested all three ways, so you get the full extent of preparation regardless of how your own school actually tests you.
The Master Fact Pattern
Kim owns a bakery and emails a flour supplier: "I'd like to order 200 bags of your premium flour for $6,000, delivered in reasonable batches starting next month." The supplier replies: "Confirmed — 200 bags, $6,000, batches as agreed, subject to a 10% price escalation clause for raw material cost increases." Kim never responds to the escalation clause specifically, but immediately starts scheduling bread production around the expected deliveries. After 2 of 4 planned batches arrive on time, the supplier emails: "Due to a wheat shortage, we're cancelling the rest of the order unless you agree to pay 40% more."
Timed MCQ Sprint
Same fact pattern as the course capstone — the bakery flour contract. Answer 8 questions covering the full range of issues it actually raises, against the clock.
8 questions, 12 minutes on the clock. Once the timer runs out, remaining questions are scored as unanswered.
This tool teaches general contract law doctrine using an original hypothetical scenario. It does not provide legal advice about any specific situation and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your own circumstances, consult a licensed attorney.
