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Contracts Final Exam Prep — Flashcards, Hypos & Essays
LAW 110 Contracts · Pepperdine University · Gautam Sood · Fall 2025
LAW 110 Contracts study tool for Pepperdine 1L students covers key terms with Restatement numbers via flashcards, hypo-based multiple choice questions applying doctrine, and fact-pattern heavy practice essays with IRAC outline samples for final exam preparation.
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I want to build a study app to prepare for my 1L Contracts final. Memorization will be the most important foundational step in the study process. As such, flashcards for all key terms (inlcuding their restatement number) is crucial. Multiple choice questions also need to be included in the build. These questions should not be in the format: "what does X mean?" Instead, they should be framed as hypos applying the doctrinal material. Additionally, I would also like practice essay exam questions. These need to be very fact-pattern heavy and combine mutliple doctrinal concepts. There should be a text box where I can respond and save my answers. It might also be helpful to have a sample "rough outline" example for each essay question for my review after (think in the IRAC format).
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