T F Interrogatories are oral questions presented by one party to another party. 2. T F Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, a party has 30 days to respond to written interrogatories. 3. T F A party sending the interrogatories is sometimes referred to as the propounding party. 4. T F Interrogatories may only be served on parties to the lawsuit. 5. T F A request to produce may be used to compel responses to interrogatories. 6. T F Depositions may only take place in a conference room at a courthouse. 7. T F A physical or mental examination of a party can be obtained if the party's physical or mental condition is in issue. 8. T F If a party does not agree to voluntarily submit to a physical examination, a court order must be obtained. 9. T F Requests to admit are written statements that force a party to admit or deny facts or a document's genuineness. 10. T F Computers may be used to assist lawyers and paralegals in conducting research. 11. T F Computers may be used to locate information about parties or witnesses. 12. T F Only evidence that may be admissible at trial