Quiz: Test your knowledge on rules, laws, and social order.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 📜 Laws: Formal rules enacted and enforced by a governing authority to maintain order and justice.
• ⚖️ Justice: The fair and equitable application of laws, ensuring that everyone is treated impartially.
• 🤝 Social Order: The established patterns of authority and accepted behavior within a society.
• 🏛️ Government: The system or group of people governing an organized community, often a state.
• 🙋‍♀️ Rights: Fundamental entitlements that every person possesses, protected by law.
• 🏢 Institutions: Established organizations or systems in a society that shape behavior, like schools, families, and legal systems.
• 🌐 International Law: A body of rules and principles governing the relationships between nations.

📝 Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is the PRIMARY function of laws in a society?
   1. A. To promote individual desires.
   2. B. To maintain social order.
   3. C. To encourage chaos.
   4. D. To suppress innovation.
2. What is the meaning of "justice" in a legal context?
   1. A. The act of revenge.
   2. B. The fair application of laws.
   3. C. The absence of any rules.
   4. D. The arbitrary use of power.
3. Which of the following BEST describes "social order"?
   1. A. A state of constant revolution.
   2. B. An absence of authority.
   3. C. Established patterns of behavior.
   4. D. Complete individual freedom.
4. What is the role of government in establishing rules and laws?
   1. A. To create confusion.
   2. B. To enforce laws.
   3. C. To ignore social norms.
   4. D. To promote anarchy.
5. Which concept refers to the fundamental entitlements that every person possesses?
   1. A. Obligations
   2. B. Privileges
   3. C. Rights
   4. D. Duties
6. Which of the following is an example of a social institution?
   1. A. A passing fad
   2. B. A fleeting trend
   3. C. A school
   4. D. A spontaneous event
7. What area of law governs relations between countries?
   1. A. Corporate law
   2. B. International law
   3. C. Criminal law
   4. D. Contract law