Article Two of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) applies to:

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This question tests knowledge of what Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) covers. 
Option 1: Investment contracts. These are typically financial instruments and are generally outside the scope of UCC Article 2, which focuses on goods rather than securities or investment contracts. 
Option 2: Employment contracts. These pertain to labor relations and personal services, not the sale of goods, so they fall outside Article 2’s domain. 
Option 3: Contracts for the sale of an interest in land. Real estate and land transactions are governed by real property law rather than the UCC, so this is outside Article 2. 
Option 4: Goods transactions. The UCC’s Article 2 specifically governs the sale of goods, i.e., tangible movable items, making this the correct category for Article 2 coverage. 
In summary, the UCC Article 2 regime is restricted to transactions involving goods, and the other options describe areas outside that scope, such as financial instruments, employment, and real estate.

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