1. Define each the following types of judicial opinions:

Majority opinions

Per curiam opinions

Concurring opinions

Plurality opinions

Dissenting opinions

Memorandum opinions

2. TRUE OF FALSE: At the federal level, a bill is enacted into law by the president signing it or by act of the United States Congress in overriding a presidential veto by a two-fourths vote of each chamber of Congress.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.

3. TRUE OR FALSE: The United States Code recites the exact text of a federal statute and immediately thereafter provides comments regarding the law and provides case references.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.

4. TRUE OR FALSE: The words infra (meaning "below") and supra (meaning "above") are known as signal terms that direct the researcher to other pages with the law book or its index.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.

5. TRUE OR FALSE: If you look up the word "tenant" in an index and you see the instruction "See landlord, supra," that means that you should look at the entries listed under the word "landlord" given previously in the index.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.

6. TRUE OR FALSE: If you look up the word "tenant" in an index and you see the instruction "See landlord, infra," that means that you should look at the entries listed under the word "landlord" given previously in the index.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.

7. TRUE OR FALSE: In the United States, many cases do not get published because not every case has that great value to researchers.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.

8. TRUE OR FALSE: It is acceptable to quote from either the synopsis or the headnotes in a published case as long as you reference the volume and page number of the case.

IF FALSE, EXPLAIN WHY FALSE AND PROVIDE CORRECT ANSWER.