Question $1$

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Real property consists of Blank $1$ in land and things Blank $2$ to land.

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Question $2$

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Personal property that becomes part of the real property when it is attached to the land or a building is termed a Blank $1.$

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Question $3$

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The three tests for determining whether an item of personal property is a fixture are the test of Blank $1,$ the test of Blank $2$ and the test of Blank $3.$

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Question $4$

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Mineral rights and air rights may be Blank $1$ by someone other than the Blank $2$ of the surface of the land.

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Question $5$

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The two dominant doctrines with regard to an owner$$s rights to nonnavigable bodies of water are the Blank $1$ rights doctrine and the Blank $2$ doctrine.

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Question $6$

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Collections or bundles of ownership interests in real property often are described as Blank $1$ in land.

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Question $7$

$1$

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The Blank $1$ estate is the fullest and most complete set of ownership rights one can possess in real property.

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Question $8$

$1$

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The traditional form of concurrent ownership is Blank $1.$

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Question $9$

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A proper Blank $1$ of the property involved is essential in all documents that affect title to real estate.

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Question $10$

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In a metes and bounds legal description the metes are the Blank $1$ used and the bounds are the Blank $2$ of the boundaries that enclose the piece of land.

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