Review Exercises 1. The date on a letter should be typed 3 inches from the top of the page. T 2. Every personal name in an inside address should be preceded by a title. T F 3. "The Honorable" is the title used for a judge, justice, and secretary of state. T F 4. The salutation is typed a double space below the attention line or the inside address. T F 5. "Dear Madam Justice" is an acceptable salutation for a female Justice of the Supreme Court. T F 6. If "Esq." is used after an attorney's name, "Attorney at Law" should be the second line of the inside address. T F 7. "Madam" is an appropriate salutation for a letter addressed to a firm of female attorneys. T 8. The body of a letter is single-spaced with double spacing between paragraphs. T F 9. If a letter is addressed to "Robert W. Mitchell, Esq.," the salutation should be "Dear Esq. Mitchell." 10. Reference initials always include initials of the author and of the typist. 11. The correct order for the notation lines at the end of a letter are enclosure, mailing notation, copy notation, and reference initials. T F 12. When the firm name is placed in full caps after the complimentary closing, it is clear that the letter represents the firm