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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. How do some react to rules themselves?
(a) With skepticism.
(b) With disdain.
(c) With sadness.
(d) With joy.

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

3. What are laws?
(a) Moral imperatives.
(b) Standing orders.
(c) Optional rules.
(d) Written customs.

4. What do rules do?
(a) Allow a community to live in peace.
(b) Forbid certain type of behavior under penalty.
(c) Allow behaviors that are not forbidden.
(d) Allow law makers to make laws.

5. What could we rest with according to Hart?
(a) Reminders on the risk of disobeying.
(b) Reminders about how we use the concept.
(c) Reminders on how to obey.
(d) Reminders on the reward of obeying.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many categories do objections fall into?

2. What are rules typically regarded as?

3. What is in a sense general?

4. What is the price of Uniformity?

5. What does the law make human conduct?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why is the concept of law hard, according to Chapter 1?

3. What did Hart focus on according to Chapter 4?

4. What did secondary rules confer?

5. What does the criminal law specify?

6. What are understood as norms?

7. What is the habit of obedience understood to apply to?

8. What requires a critical reflective attitude?

9. What do judges have powers to do?

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

(see the answer keys)

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