37. undue influence is generally considered to be:

(a) where one party nags the other party into entering a contract
(b) where one party dominates the other and the latter’s volition actually is destroyed
(c) one party threatens to bring shame on the latter party
(d) none of the above

38. the statute of frauds requires all of the following types
of contracts to be in writing except for contracts:

(a) to be liable for another person’s debts
(b) involving title to real property
(c) for the sale of goods priced at $500 or more
(d) that can possibly be performed within one year from the date it is made