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An offer which can be accepted by anyone is called ____________.

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a specific offer

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a general offer

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a standing offer

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a cross offer

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Solution

The correct option is B a general offer
There are two kinds of offers - general and specific. The specific offer is made to specific or an ascertained person, while the general offer is made to the public or world at large. Anyway, if there should be an occurrence of general offers, the agreement is made distinctly with that individual who approaches first and perform.
Hence, B is the correct option.

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