4. What are subordinate to rules of recognition?
(a) Rules based on Customs.
(b) Unstated rules.
(c) Stable rules.
(d) Rules based on laws.

5. What are not always Rules of recognition?
(a) Laws.
(b) Morale.
(c) Customs.
(d) External statements.

6. What can statement of law made as?
(a) Internal or external statement.
(b) Singular or multiple.
(c) Low or high.
(d) Simple or complexe.

7. What is the risk of making someone authoritative?
(a) Authoritative people tend to be above the law.
(b) That person might change the law to her adventages.
(c) That secondary rtules would not apply. That person might lik epower.
(d) That person might be wrong.

8. How does Hart call a legal system when one group cease to do its parts?
(a) It is lumpsided.
(b) It has pathology.
(c) It is unused.
(d) It is unfinished.

9. What is used to blame people who offend on morality?
(a) Prison.
(b) Physical pain.
(c) Fines.
(d) Ostracism.

10. What standard do we often try to employ, according to Hart?
(a) Fairness.
(b) Speed.
(c) Efficiency.
(d) Reasonableness.

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

12. What does precedent focus on?
(a) Maximal classes.
(b) Class term.
(c) Minimal classes.
(d) Communities.

13. What do natural laws assume men have a limited amount of?
(a) Integrity.
(b) Understanding.
(c) Love.
(d) Altruism.

14. What is the most dangerous sort of international disputes?
(a) International aggression.
(b) Peace treaty.
(c) Bank disputes.
(d) Negotiation between small and large countries.

15. What do justice largely concern itself with?
(a) How to control individuals
(b) How individual obey.
(c) How to punish individuals.
(d) How classes of individuals are treated.