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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the first difficult thing about law?
(a) Determine who make the law.
(b) Determine why laws are accepted.
(c) To determine whether something is law.
(d) Determine why laws are in place.

2. What implies that a rule exists?
(a) That customs were created.
(b) That society exist.
(c) That morale exist.
(d) That someone has an obligation.

3. What do the law of torts specify the conditions of?
(a) Compensation for harms produced by the actions of a few people.
(b) Compensation for harms produced by the society as a whole.
(c) Compensation for harms produced by the one own actions.
(d) Compensation for harms produced by the actions of others.

4. When do rules obligate?
(a) When demand for conformity is insistent.
(b) When customs failed.
(c) When society organises itself.
(d) When morale codes are not enough.

5. What is it best to try and acquire according to Hart?
(a) The idea of law.
(b) The understanding of the law.
(c) The spirit of the law.
(d) The word of the law.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does attempting a single definition do to the fundamental elements of the law?

2. That do the nullity as sanction view try to produce?

3. What does the second type of rule do?

4. What will the use of rules in primitive society bar?

5. What are some primitive society rules by?

Short Essay Questions

1. What requires a critical reflective attitude?

2. What did secondary rules confer?

3. What will happen if we examine the many types of law according to Chapter 3?

4. What are the first two questions that combine into the question of what law is?

5. What does the doctrine of sovereignty often hold?

6. What happens to laws?

7. Who do the laws made by the Queen of England not apply to?

8. What can the definition of law help provide?

9. What was the most serious attempt to analyze the concept of law according to Chapter 2?

10. What does Hart continue to illustrate?

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