What does the Uniform Commercial Code govern?

• A. Contracts dealing with sale of goods
• B. Real estate contracts
• C. Construction project scheduling
• D. Insurance policies

Answer: (A)

Understanding the scope of the UCC is key. The Uniform Commercial Code standardizes and governs commercial transactions, with Article 2 specifically focusing on the sale of goods—tangible, movable items at the time of contract. This means contracts for buying and selling items like equipment, supplies, or finished products are covered by the UCC, including rules on forming the contract, warranties that may apply, performance, risk of loss, and remedies if something goes wrong.

It does not govern real estate contracts (which follow real property and separate contract law), construction project scheduling (a project-management issue), or insurance policies (covered by insurance law). So the best answer is contracts dealing with sale of goods.