The following lines of poetry display which metrical pattern?  “O ‘Melia, my dear, this does everything crown! Who could have supposed I should meet you in Town? And whence such fair garments, such prosperi-ty?” — “O didn’t you know I’d been ruined?” said she.

The following lines of poetry display which metrical pattern:  I know that I shall meet my fate Somewhere among the clouds above; Those that I fight I do not hate, Those that I guard I do not love . .

These lines from The Pearl poem exhibit what sound pattern(s)? Pearl that the Prince full well might prize,So surely set in shining gold!No pearl of Orient with her vies;To prove her peerless I make bold:So round, so radiant to mine eyes,smooth she seemed, so small to hold,Among all jewels judges wiseWould count her best an hundred fold.

Potstickers, LLC is a franchisor of—you guessed it—potsticker specialty restaurants. KBM, LLC, a franchisee doing business as “Potstickers of Gainesville” is building on a 1,500 square foot outparcel in “Happy Pointe”, a mixed-use development in Gainesville.  Under the Alachua County approved site plan and the recorded Happy Pointe Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CCRs), Happy Pointe must keep a consistent design through the entire development.  While Happy Pointe’s developer has tenants with which it has created both build-to-suit and shell leases, KBM, LLC, will sign a ground lease for its out parcel, then build its restaurant (including a drive-through window), patio seating, and parking lot.  Happy Pointe is extremely particular with regard to preserving the CCRs in their letter and spirit, and, obviously, its site plan.  KBM, LLC, will, then, have to seek Happy Pointe’s _____________________ for the design of its “Potstickers of Gainesville” restaurant. (Select one answer only.)

Gatortown Shoppes wants to lease a 2,500 square foot unit at the Dickey Shopping Center. Following negotiations, Dickey Shopping Center’s broker prepared a Letter of Intent describing the transaction.  As is typical with Letters of Intent, the Dickey Shopping Center/ Gatortown Shoppes LOI outlines the lease structure and should include (at least) the following elements: (Select one answer only.)

Tim Crowe Orchestral Supplies Company, an Arizona corporation, has been negotiating with Robinson Equities III, LP, a Florida limited partnership, to lease one of Robinson’s downtown Pensacola buildings. Tim Crowe Orchestral Supplies Company is very private about its finances and operations and has insisted its broker includes a non-disclosure/confidentiality agreement in the Letter of Intent between Robinson Equities III, LP and Tim Crowe Orchestral Supplies Company.  In order to strengthen the LOI’s confidentiality/non-disclosure provision, this one clause has been made specifically _____________________  in the Letter of Intent. (Select one answer only.)

Jack Washington is a private land developer and has enjoyed long-term success building and operating office buildings, multifamily communities, and shopping centers.  Mr. Washington now wants to venture in a new business direction.  Following a vacant land purchase close to a commercial street with consistent traffic load trips and minimal governmental concurrency requirements, Mr. Washington wants to develop this particular site as seven pads, each of which can support a minimum 2,000 square foot and maximum 7,000 square foot building.  There will be landscaped areas, a non-exclusive and shared-use parking lot with lighting, and a dumpster.  Each of the seven pads will be sold with rights to the shared common areas.  The location in which the development is situated is zoned for general office, medical, dental, and veterinary use.  Mr. Washington has positioned this development to be controlled by a(n): (Select one answer only.)

Lisa Elliott is building Sebastian Central, a mid-price point residential development in Mickeytown. The community she is developing is presently zoned to allow one single family residence per five acres, but her financial pro forma requires her to develop it as one residence per acre. Elliott, her lawyer, and her civil engineer applied for a zoning variance.  Hearings were held before the Zoning Commission, which approved Sebastian Central’s development plan with conditions. Ms. Elliott has fulfilled those conditions, and now following approval from the Mickeytown City Commission, can move forward to construction and sales.  As a developer, her lender will require a comprehensive general liability policy from both her and her constructions contractor (and all subcontractors).  In addition, Lisa may require the contractor and subcontractors to obtain the following:   (Select one answer only.)

Part I: Attorney Mikel Kroll is preparing a Lender Title Insurance Policy to cover Alzado Banque’s $4.15 MM loan to Tweedy & Sons Development. As Kroll pulls together the policy’s various documents, she recalls that  _____________________  are general to all transactions and  _____________________  are transaction-specific. {Read the following very carefully} (Select one answer only.)

As the final predicate towards issuing the Owners and Lender Title Policy after the sale of Lawson Circle, Attorney Gretchen Tennant recorded the Warranty Deed, Mortgage and Security Agreement, and Assignment of Leases, Rents, and Revenues at the Sumter County, Florida, Clerk of Court, Official Records Recording Office. The Mortgage was paid-in-full at the end of the 25-year term. The owner intended to refinance the mortgage at that time. The new lender’s attorney needed to research the deed so she could properly prepare the refinancing closing documents. She researched the property’s chain of title at the Sumter County Clerk of Court in the Official Records Recording Office by going through the historical Grantor/Grantee index. (Select one answer only.)