2. What is rare for an individual to do in modern society?
(a) Do something not covered by a law.
(b) Do something that is not illegal.
(c) Order someone to do something.
(d) Do something that is moral.

3. What do criminal laws specifies must be followed?
(a) Duties.
(b) The letter of the law.
(c) Morality.
(d) The spirit of the law.

4. What does the second type of rule do?
(a) Confer the pwoer to create laws.
(b) Confer power to nations.
(c) Confer power to judges.
(d) Confer public and private power.

5. What are rulings within the power of the legislatures?
(a) Morale.
(b) Rules.
(c) Customs.
(d) Laws.

6. What have judges power to do in the structure judicial practice?
(a) Make decisions on their own.
(b) Create laws.
(c) Try certain types of cases.
(d) Interpret laws.

7. What shares the same drawback as a book of statuses?
(a) Set of precedent.
(b) Ratified legislation.
(c) Custom laws.
(d) Set of ratified legislation or judicial rulings.

8. What is the price of Uniformity?
(a) Slowness.
(b) Distortion.
(c) Unreliability.
(d) Speed.

9. Where don't laws apply?
(a) In other cities.
(b) In other countries.
(c) In other morality centers.
(d) In communities not recognizing the laws.

10. What are rules typically regarded as?
(a) Legitimate.
(b) Illegitimate.
(c) Unavailable.
(d) Universal.

11. What do the laws of judicial practice not define?
(a) Punishment.
(b) Prison time.
(c) Violations.
(d) Jurisprudence.

12. What makes social pressure serious?
(a) Morale constrains.
(b) Rules being important to maintain social life.
(c) High morale societies.
(d) Customs.

13. What do the first type of rules do?
(a) Impose sentenses.
(b) Impose behavior.
(c) Impose duties.
(d) Impose judgement.

14. What do rules requires a critical reflective attitude about?
(a) Patterns of behavior.
(b) Laws.
(c) Who enforces them.
(d) Whom they apply to.

15. What are laws according to Hart?
(a) Control measures.
(b) Rules.
(c) Preventative measure.
(d) Customs.