Explanation:

- Coercion: If an agreement is made due to coercion (threat or force), it is voidable at the option of the party whose consent was obtained by such coercion.

- Deceit: This is not a specific term in contract law. Generally, deceit relates to false representation or fraud but is not directly covered as an option making a contract voidable.

- Fraud: If consent to an agreement is taken by fraud (deliberate deception), the contract is also voidable at the option of the deceived party.

- Misrepresentation: If an agreement is made due to misrepresentation (false statement made innocently), it can be voidable at the option of the party misled.

Correct Answer: Option 1 (coercion), Option 3 (fraud), and Option 4 (misrepresentation)

But since your answer is option:4- misrepresentation: