Under the UCC, which items qualify as goods for a sale contract?

• A. Growing crops, unborn animals, movable tangible property, including removable fixtures
• B. Real estate, services, intangible rights, and stocks
• C. Intangible assets, cash, and bonds
• D. Air rights and licenses

Answer: (A)

Goods under the UCC are things that are movable at the time they are identified to the contract for sale. That includes growing crops and unborn animals, because once they are identified to the contract they are movable and subject to sale, even before harvest or birth. It also covers movable tangible property, including removable fixtures that can be severed and sold as goods. Real estate, services, intangible rights, and securities like stocks are not goods, nor are air rights or licenses, since they are not movable tangible property. So the option that lists growing crops, unborn animals, movable tangible property, including removable fixtures, fits the definition of goods.