True/false
1. In Washington, a minor never loses the right to disaffirm a contract, even if the minor misrepresents his/her age (says that he/she is over the age of 18 at the time of contracting).
2. A donee beneficiary (such as your spouse, who is a beneficiary of your life insurance policy) can sue the promisor directly, to enforce the promise of a promisor (in this example, the promisor would be the insurance company, and the promise would be to pay the policy proceeds upon your death to your spouse).
3. The offeree's rejection of an offer terminates it.
4. An exculpatory clause in a contract between a homeowner and a utility company, excusing the utility company from any liability for negligence in the provision of services to a residence, is always enforceable by the utility company.