By filing a motion under Rule 37, a party is asking the court to issue an order :

By filing a motion under Rule 37, a party is asking the court to issue an order

A) in limine B) to dismiss
C) to compel discovery D) for summary judgment

Q. #2

If a defendant files a motion under Rule 56, what document will the defendant likely file with the
motion, to support the request that the defendant is making of the court?

A) a counter-claim B) a summons
C) a cross-claim D) an affidavit

Q. #3

A new computer-based exercise device has an unfortunate tendency to issue an electrical jolt to
someone using the device. The plaintiff is someone who, when using the device, got jolted so
seriously as to require hospitalization. Since the manufacturer of the device has sold millions of them,
the plaintiff wants to sue the manufacturer on behalf of the plaintiff as well as others who had bought
the device and suffered an injury when using the device. So the plaintiff will file

A) a counter-claim B) a class action suit
C) for joinder D) a cross-claim

Q. #4

The legal concept that addresses a defendant's concern about where to hold the trial so as to get a
jury free from bias and prejudice involves

A) jurisdiction B) mediation
C) venue D) arbitration

Q. #5

Service of process involves a

A) cross-complaint B) counter-claim
C) summons D) writ

Q. #6

To initiate a lawsuit, a plaintiff has to file a

A) answer B) writ
C) subpoena D) complaint

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By filing a motion under Rule 37, a party is asking the court to issue an order :

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