Choice "C" is correct. In an FOB contract, the seller has the risk of loss up to the named location. Here, the location named is the seller's own loading dock. Thus, the risk of loss passes as soon as the goods are off the loading dock and in the hands of the carrier. UCC 2-319Choice "d" is incorrect. In an FOB contract, risk of loss remains with the seller only up to the named location, not until the goods are received by the seller. Choice "b" is incorrect. In a shipment contract, the time that risk of loss passes is dependent on the terms of the contract and not on whether the parties are merchants. Even where shipment is not contemplated, risk of loss depends on whether the seller is a merchant. The status of the buyer is irrelevant.Choice "a" is incorrect. Although it is true that title passed to the buyer on delivery to the carrier, risk of loss does not necessarily follow title.