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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3, Part 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The term, magistrate, is used interchangeably with which of the following titles?
(a) King.
(b) Prince.
(c) President.
(d) Leader.

2. When the assemblies meet, which of the following should they break into in order to consider specific ideas?
(a) Sub-assemblies.
(b) Parties.
(c) Expert areas.
(d) Committees.

3. Banning public conversation and assembly for the sake of maintaining power is the act of which of the following?
(a) A desperado.
(b) A military leader.
(c) A king.
(d) A tyrant.

4. Of the three wills operating within the Magistrate, which one has to be strongest for good government to exist?
(a) General will.
(b) Will of the people.
(c) Particular will.
(d) Sovereign Will.

5. The author believes that if the Sovereign Will enacted laws, right and which of the following would be confounded?
(a) Truth.
(b) Opinion.
(c) Fact.
(d) Objectivity.

Short Answer Questions

1. Instituting a government consists of establishing laws and which of the following?

2. According to the author, the state does not have a right to take the life of an individual who threatens which of the following?

3. How many votes does the author state need to be taken at each regular meeting of assemblies?

4. When the author states that inspiration for lawmakers must come from God, whom of the following does he cite as examples?

5. Where does the author believe government to have the best and truest form of ultimate power?

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