The court may grant a ______ if after reviewing the evidence in the case, there is no factual dispute and one party is entitled to judgment prior to trial.

The court may grant a ______ if after reviewing the evidence in the case, there is no factual dispute and one party is entitled to judgment prior to trial. 

A.	Motion for judgment on the pleadings

B.	Motion for summary judgment

C.	Motion for sanctions

D.	Motion for discovery

E.	Motion for production

Which of the following is true regarding tools of discovery? 

A.	The only tool of discovery is interrogatories.

B.	Depositions are the only tool of discovery available to plaintiffs, but defendants may use both interrogatories and depositions.

C.	Summary motions, interrogatories, and depositions, are tools of discovery available to all parties.

D.	Interrogatories and depositions are tools of discovery available to all parties, but summary motions and requests to produce documents are not tools of discovery.

E.	Interrogatories, depositions, and requests to produce documents are all tools of discovery available to all parties.

Which of the following are written questions that one party sends to another to answer under oath? 

A.	Interrogatories

B.	Depositions

C.

Inquiries

D.

Subpoenas

E.	Sworn assertions

At a[n] ______, attorneys examine a witness under oath with a court reporter present. 

A.	Deposition

B.	Interrogatory

C.

Inquiry

D.	Pre-trial conference

E.	Pre-trial mediation

Billy, a witness to a motor vehicle accident, is gravely ill with cancer. Pat, who was injured in the accident, would like to preserve his testimony for trial in case he dies before the trial date. What should Pat do? 

A.	Send interrogatories to Billy.

B.	Take Billy's deposition.

C.	Send a request to admit to Billy that the accident was the defendant's fault.

D.	Have a conference with the judge and Billy.

E.	There is nothing she can do.

In choosing the jury, the lawyers were engaged in ______. 

A.

Voir dire

B.	Jury analysis

C.	Jury review

D.

Ven dere

E.

Shadowing

The challenge to the juror who said that they could not be fair is referred to as a[n] ________. 

A.	Peremptory challenge

B.	Challenge for cause

C.	Stipulated challenge

D.	Fairness challenge

E.	Approved challenge

The challenge to the juror who seemed grumpy is referred to as a[n] _______. 

A.	Peremptory challenge

B.	Challenge for cause

C.	Stipulated challenge

D.	Fairness challenge

E.	Approved challenge

The statements made to the jury by the lawyers immediately after the jury was chosen are referred to as ______. 

A.	Direct statements

B.	Closing selection statements

C.	Jury statements

D.	Influential statements

E.	Opening statements

The questioning of Brenda by Linda's lawyer is called ______, and the questioning of Brenda by Sam's lawyer is called ______. 

A.	Absolute examination; counter-examination

B.	True examination; analysis examination

C.	True examination; trickster examination

D.	Direct examination; interrogating examination

E.	Direct examination; cross-examination