A kind of guarantee or promise made by a manufacturer or seller that the goods and services offered are really what they are claimed to be, or that the goods or services are what a reasonable person has a right to expect, is known as a(n):
A) patronage.
B) custom.
C) warranty.
D) guarantee.

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The term "warranty" refers specifically to a guarantee made by a manufacturer or seller. While the terms "patronage" and "custom" are related to consumer behavior and purchasing habits, they do not refer specifically to a guarantee or promise about the quality of goods or services. "Guarantee" is a similar term but is less commonly used in legal contexts than "warranty."

A Kind of Guarantee or Promise Made by a Manufacturer