Which scenario describes a sole remaining offer?

• A. When all offers are valid
• B. When all competing offers are withdrawn and only one offer remains
• C. When there are multiple offers but none is accepted
• D. When the seller accepts any offer without regard to competition

Answer: (C)

A sole remaining offer means there is only one offer left active in the deal after all others have fallen away—withdrawn, expired, or not accepted—so there’s no longer competition on the table. If there are multiple offers but none has been accepted, the process is still in a state where the pool of offers may have narrowed (some offers may have expired or been withdrawn), leaving a single offer that the seller could still consider. That situation fits the idea of a sole remaining offer because only one offer remains in play. The other possibilities describe ongoing competition with more than one active offer or a situation where a seller has already acted on a competing bid, which ends the sole-remaining scenario.