An offer may be terminated in all but which of the following ways?
A) revocation
B) acceptance
C) rejection
D) counteroffer

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A) An offer may be terminated by action of the parties in one of three ways: (1)
revocation, in which the offeror withdraws the offer prior to acceptance; (2) rejection, in which the offeree rejects the offer; and (3) counteroffer, in which the offeree rejects the original offer and proposes a new offer with different terms.
Offers may also be terminated by operation of law.
B) An offer may be terminated by action of the parties in one of three ways: (1) revocation, in which the offeror withdraws the offer prior to acceptance; (2) rejection, in which the offeree rejects the offer; and (3) counteroffer, in which the offeree rejects the original offer and proposes a new offer with different terms. Offers may also be terminated by operation of law.
C) An offer may be terminated by action of the parties in one of three ways: (1) revocation, in which the offeror withdraws the offer prior to acceptance; (2) rejection, in which the offeree rejects the offer; and (3) counteroffer, in which the offeree rejects the original offer and proposes a new offer with different terms. Offers may also be terminated by operation of law.
D) An offer may be terminated by action of the parties in one of three ways: (1) revocation, in which the offeror withdraws the offer prior to acceptance; (2) rejection, in which the offeree rejects the offer; and (3) counteroffer, in which the offeree rejects the original offer and proposes a new offer with different terms. Offers may also be terminated by operation of law.

An Offer May Be Terminated in All but Which of the Following