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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 are authoritative quality of general rules sometime qualified as?
(a) Exaggerated.
(b) Small.
(c) Understated.
(d) Dangerous.

2. What can't interpretation of the authoritative quality of the general rules do?
(a) Create Uncertainty.
(b) Create laws.
(c) Force obedience.
(d) Support Morale.

3. What type of rules does international law lack?
(a) Rules of legislature.
(b) Enforcement rules.
(c) Primary rules.
(d) Rules of recognition.

4. What are the ultimate rules?
(a) Customs that make it into laws.
(b) Internal Statement.
(c) The final test of validity.
(d) Moral based laws.

5. Why do moral codes exist?
(a) To ensure proper obedience to the ones in charge.
(b) To prevent people from expressing themself.
(c) To promote the good of the society.
(d) To ensure tight moral standards.

Short Answer Questions

1. What can be established without the voluntary cooperation of all?

2. What are some skeptical of?

3. What is there not of between determinate rules and rule skepticism?

4. What are not always Rules of recognition?

5. What do secondary rules track?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What is often indeterminate?

3. What does legislation tend to focus on according to Chapter 7?

4. What is there a conviction of outside the law?

5. What do positivists tend to see natural law as?

6. What does sovereignty denote?

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

8. What ambiguity did Hart discuss?

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

10. What standard to we try to employ?

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