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1.1 How does Class 1.1 define a "Performance" in legal theory?

A) The active fulfillment or execution of contractual obligations upon state condition triggers. B) Storing static paper documents in courthouse drawers. C) A theatrical courtroom performance before a jury.

1.2 What is the primary weakness of paper-based legal performance verification?

A) High administrative friction, manual audit delays, and retrospective dispute resolution. B) Instantaneous digital execution speed. C) Automatic cryptographic signature validation.

1.3 What paradigm shift occurs when contracts transition into executable state machines?

A) Performance is verified deterministically as state changes occur in code. B) Contract clauses become purely decorative text. C) Legal teams must manually sign every individual state update.

1.4 Why are performance conditions critical for smart contracts?

A) They serve as hard verification boundaries before contractual state transitions occur. B) They allow parties to alter terms retroactively without consent. C) They eliminate the need for any underlying data inputs.

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