A counteroffer:
A) impliedly rejects an offer.
B) does not affect the material terms of the contract.
C) is a mirror-image of the offer.
D) is an inquiry into the terms of the offer.

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An offeree may impliedly reject an offer by making a counteroffer. Any attempt by the offeree to change the material terms of the offer or to add significant new terms to the offer is treated as a counteroffer. This is so because the offeree is showing her unwillingness to accept the offeror's terms.

A Counteroffer