When preparing to write a legal document, you should A Gather evidence. B Write the client a letter informing them of the document you are writing. C Find a template for a Memorandum of Law. D Ensure you conform to a special format prescribed by the type of legal document. 2 In preparing and reviewing legal writing projects, you should ask yourself A What am I writing and who will be reading it? B Is there a common format or a template I should use? C What resources will be required and what citation format must be followed? D All choices. 3 Which of the following is the correct sequence for the components of a typical letter? A Heading, date, recipient, reference, salutation B Date, heading, body, closing C Heading, reference, body, closing, and copies D Heading, date, body, closing 4 A written explanation or analysis of how law might apply to the facts of a client's case is called A A memorandum of law. B A client letter. C An opinion. D A legal brief. 5 Which of the following is the correct sequence for the components of an interoffice memorandum of law? A Heading, statement of assignment, issues, facts, recommendation, conclusion, discussion, and appendix B Heading, facts, recommendation, issues, recommendation, conclusion statement of assignment, discussion, and appendix C Heading, statement of assignment, issues, facts, discussion, conclusion, recommendation, and appendix D Facts, heading, issues, facts, recommendation, conclusion statement of assign