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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do those insisting on the connection between law and morality differ on, according to Chapter 8?
(a) What the connection is.
(b) How strong the connection is.
(c) How long the connections last.
(d) When was the first moral law was converted.

2. What do natural law presume human possess?
(a) Sence of honor.
(b) Obedience.
(c) Morale.
(d) Altruism.

3. What do we make relative to the interpretation of rules?
(a) Choice about morale.
(b) Choice based on Primary or Secondary laws.
(c) Specific choises.
(d) Arbitrary selection.

4. What are the general rules, standards and principles according to Chapter 7?
(a) The secondary force of social control.
(b) The secondary force of human control.
(c) The primary force of social control.
(d) The primary force of human control.

5. What are some skeptical of?
(a) Nations being bound by law.
(b) People being bound by law.
(c) Large enterprises being bound by law.
(d) Rich people being bound by law.

6. What does International law lack?
(a) Legislature and compulsory jurisdiction.
(b) Morale law.
(c) A common tribunal.
(d) Custom laws.

7. What is sometime given too much room to judges?
(a) Time.
(b) Rules.
(c) Discretion.
(d) Freedom.

8. What can the ultimate rule of recognition be recognized from?
(a) Three points of view.
(b) A single points of view.
(c) Four points of view.
(d) Two points of view.

9. How many problems arise in studying international law?
(a) 2.
(b) 3.
(c) 6.
(d) 5.

10. What are our legal standard, according to Hart?
(a) Determinate.
(b) Good.
(c) Indeterminate.
(d) Imperfect.

11. What do secondary rules track?
(a) The multiple aspect.
(b) The internal aspect.
(c) The external aspect.
(d) The simple aspect.

12. Who has significant objections in Hart's views?
(a) Law skeptics.
(b) Rule skeptics.
(c) Goal skeptics.
(d) Custom skeptics.

13. What do judges do when they state that a law is valid?
(a) They make a multiple statement.
(b) They make an internal statement.
(c) The make a simple statement.
(d) The make an external statement.

14. What cannot be given for everything?
(a) Individual directions.
(b) Access to custom laws.
(c) Primary laws.
(d) Group directions

15. What do people often equate to legal system?
(a) Police.
(b) Justice system.
(c) The judges.
(d) Legal enforcement.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do moral codes exist?

2. What is is caught between the poles of excessive formalism and excessive rule-skepticism?

3. What can judges statement be because of their external point of view?

4. What is the risk of making someone authoritative?

5. How many camps does Hart divide the question of legal laws resting on moral laws, according to Chapter 9?

(see the answer keys)

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