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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 does communication involve?
(a) Maximal classes.
(b) Communities.
(c) Minimal classes.
(d) Class term.

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

3. What do some see morality as doing?
(a) Make people the enforcers.
(b) Render law just.
(c) Render laws unjust.
(d) Ensure no resistance to the law.

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

5. What does Hart say is connected to the idea of justice?
(a) Social good.
(b) Good judges.
(c) Equality for all.
(d) Harsh punishments.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are the ultimate rules?

2. What do legislation focus on?

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

4. How are international laws and morality tied?

5. What do not apply to the ultimate rules?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Chapter 8 inquire into the relationship between?

2. What does legal positivism hold according to Chapter 9?

3. What do we often equate the legal system with?

4. What is often indeterminate?

5. What were the boundaries left up to?

6. What are the two parts of justice?

7. What does the minimum content view do away with?

8. What ambiguity did Hart discuss?

9. What issue does Hart raise about judicial decisions?

10. What are the six connections between law and morality?

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