1) the first step in conducting a research plan is to a. identify your legal questions b. classify your research questions c. locate second sources relevant to your topic d. have an attorney proofread your introduction 2. which of the following is a secondary source of law? a. executive order b. case law c. statue d. treatise 3. an office memorandum of law must present a. both sides of the legal issues b. the facts in a neutral, unbiased way c. the legal issues in a way to convince the court to adopt the client's position d. the facts that support the client so as to convince the court to adopt the client's position 4. a component of legal writing the refers to and credits authoritative documents and legal sources is called a a. citation b. digest c. memorandum d. treatise 5. a brief is traditionally written for a. clients b. judges c. other lawyers d. paralegals 6. which of the following is not a requirement for clear legal writing? a. use only necessary words b. use lengthy sentences c. use concrete terms d. use active voice 7. traditional law libraries are a. completely available in electronic formats b. not relevant because electronic research sources c. more relevant than electronic legal research sources d. still relevant, even though electronic legal research is quicker 8. the should be brief and include all relevant and explanatory facts pertaining to the legal memorandum a. discussions/analysis b. conclusion c. introduction d. statement of facts 9. which of the following is not one of the four primary sources of american law? a. administrative law b. case law c. federal law d. statutory law 10. one advantage paper-based research has over online research is a. source reliability b. a lower cost for obtaining materials c. the unnecessary use of rooms and shelving space d. easy access at locations besides a law library