True or False

1. A motion for judgment on the pleadings is made after the pleadings are close

2. A motion for summary judgment may be made when there are no genuine disputes over any material facts.

3. A party opposing a summary judgment need not do anything if the motion fails to demonstrate that summary judgment should be granted.

4. On a motion for summary judgment, if the pleadings show a dispute, the motion will be automatically denied.

5. Dismissal of an action may be voluntary or involuntary.

6. A voluntary dismissal is only proper if all claims are dismissed against all parties.

7. A voluntary dismissal is only proper if all claims are dismissed against all parties.

8. A voluntary dismissal is with prejudice meaning it cannot be filed again.

9. An involuntary dismissal is without prejudice unless otherwise ordered.

10. Defaults are allowed, without a motion, only when the claimant seeks affirmative relief.

11. Consolidation may be ordered when different actions are pending in different district courts.