For contracts for the sale of goods priced at $500 or more, a writing signed by the party to be charged is required; exceptions include specially manufactured goods, admissions, and, between merchants, a signed confirmatory memorandum that is not objected to.

• A. A writing signed by the party to be charged is required; exceptions include specially manufactured goods, admissions, and a signed confirmatory memorandum between merchants that is not objected to.
• B. A writing is required only if the price is $1000 or more.
• C. Oral contracts are always enforceable for goods.
• D. The writing must be signed by both parties and must include delivery terms.

Answer: (A)