8. The President of the Republic Socialist of Vietnam

a. is elected by National Assembly for a term of 5 years

b. is elected by Government for a term of 5 years

c. is elected by regional governments.

9. The basic functions of Government are

c. administration of Laws, enforcement of Laws

a. administration of Laws, abolishment of Laws

b. enforcement of Laws, the promulgation of Laws

21. The content of Law

b. Should be written in legal language.

c. Should be written in various manners.

a. Is supported by state coercion

b. Applies to a specific part of the country

c. Is an unstable and diversified system

In Vietnam, Customary rules a. Are the first choice for dispute settlements in minority ethnic communities b. Are disregarded by the legislator d. Dominate all social relations.

a. Are the first choice for dispute settlements in minority ethnic communities

b. Are disregarded by the legislators.

d. Dominate all social relations.

10. People’s Council

b. is the local organ of State Power

a. is the highest organ of State Power

c. is not an organ of State Power

According to the Patriarchal Theory the origin of the State evolves from the enlargement of

b. Family under the authority of the parents

According to the Natural Theory the origin of the State evolves from the enlargement of

b. Family under the authority of the parents

In Vietnam the State tends to a. Abolish Customary Law. b. Recognize all Customary Rules. c. Harmonize Customary Law with State law. d. Apply Customary Law only for family relationships.

c. Harmonize Customary Law with State law.

b. Recognize all Customary Rules.

d. Apply Customary Law only for family relationships.

27. Constitutional monarchy is a system of government in which a. A president is guided by a constitution b. A monarch is guided by a constitution c. A monarch rule with an alliance of the working class d. A monarch rule with charity

b. A monarch is guided by a constitution

a. A president is guided by a constitution

c. A monarch rule with an alliance of the working class

26. Absolute monarchy a. The monarch rule with the constitution and legally organized opposition b. The monarch rules without the constitution or legally organized opposition c. The monarch rule with an alliance of the working class d. The monarch rule with charity

b. The monarch rules without the constitution or legally organized opposition

a. The monarch rule with the constitution and legally organized opposition

c. The monarch rule with an alliance of the working class

d. The monarch rule with charity

25. Feudal state a. Based on the holding of land in fief or free b. Based on the social contracts c. Based on democracy d. Based on the development of commerce

a. Based on the holding of land in fief or free

b. Based on the social contracts

d. Based on the development of commerce

According to the Force Theory, States are created through

b. Families under the authority of the parents

According to the Divine Theory, States are created by a. Social groups b. Family under the authority of the parents c. God d. Company

b. Family under the authority of the parents

According to the Social Contract Theory, States are created by

b. Family under the authority of the parents

d. People who organize a new government with common interest

According to the Marxist Theory, the system of private property

d. is a potential cause of the rise of state

d. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law

a. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law

b. Property Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law

c. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Business Law

c. Law of Contract, Law of Property, Family Law…

a. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law

b. Property Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law

d. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law

According to the Vietnamese legislators,

a. Law is a stable and unified system

c. Law possesses multiple normative characters

d. Law is a system of social contracts

Democracy is a government in which power and civic responsibility are exercised by

d. All adult citizens, directly or through their freely elected representative

a. A monarch who rules with charity

With Presidential government

c. The head of Government is also the head of State

a. The head of Government leads the legislative organ

b. The head of Government doesn’t lead the executive organ

d. The head of State is also the head of the legislature

a. Judicial cases are the most important source of law

b. Codes and statutes cover all eventualities

c. Judges do not contribute to rules

b. Codes and statutes cover all eventualities

a. Judicial cases are the most important source of law

c. Judges can contribute to rules

In Common law a. Judges are more like investigators b. Judges are rather arbiters c. Judges are more like guides

a. Judges are more like investigators

In Civil law a. Judges are more like investigators b. Judges are rather arbiters c. Judges are more like guides

a. Judges are more like investigators

a. Freedom of contract is very extensive

b. Contracts follow sophisticated models

c. Contracts do not be negotiated

In Civil law a. Freedom of contract is very extensive b. Contracts follow sophisticated models c. Contracts do not be negotiated

b. Contracts follow sophisticated models

a. Freedom of contract is very extensive

c. Contracts do not be negotiated

b. Lawyers ask questions of witnesses and demand the production of evidence

a. Judges ask questions and demand evidence

b. Lawyers ask questions of witnesses and demand the production of evidence

36. Purposes and Functions of Law a. Establishing standards, Maintaining relationships, Resolving disputes, b. Protecting conflicts. c. Establishing relationships, Maintaining order, Resolving disputes, Protecting d. Liberties and rights. e. Establishing standards, Maintaining order, Resolving disputes, Protecting liberties and rights.

e. Establishing standards, Maintaining order, Resolving disputes, Protecting liberties and rights.

a. Establishing standards, Maintaining relationships, Resolving disputes,

c. Establishing relationships, Maintaining order, Resolving disputes, Protecting

Constitutional law regulates

a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

b. the activity of public authority

c. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

37. The law will protect humans from a. Justice system b. Other people who want to harm mankind c. Groups fighting for specific rights

b. Other people who want to harm mankind

c. Groups fighting for specific rights

Administrative law regulates

b. the activity of public authority

a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

c. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

Criminal procedural law regulates a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law b. the activity of public authority c. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

c. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

b. the activity of public authority

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30 sec • 1 pt

1. The current legal system of Vietnam is

a. Common Law

b. Civil law with modifications from Marxist-Leninist ideology

c. Feudal legal system

d. Civil law with modifications from the French legal system

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

2. The legal system of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has significantly changed since

b. International cooperation

a. The Introduction of WTO

c. Reunification in 1975

d. Introduction of Doimoi (renovation) in 1986

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

3. The legal system of Vietnam was formed gradually

a. under the leadership of the Communist Party and the democratic centralism principle.

b. under the principle of socialist legality and democratic decentralism

c. under the democratic centralism principle

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

4. Vietnamese law
a. complete the Party’s policies
b. cannot conflict with the Party’s policies
c. is different from the Party’s policies

a. complete the Party’s policies

b. cannot conflict with the Party’s policies

c. is different from the Party’s policies

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

5. With international cooperation, the legal system in Vietnam

a. has some new features

b. is not different from the period of centrally planned economy

c. has completely changed

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

6. The principle of the State of Vietnam is
a. Democratic decentralism
b. Centralism and decentralism
c. Democratic centralism

a. Democratic decentralism

b. Centralism and decentralism

c. Democratic centralism

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

7. The National Assembly of the Republic Socialist of Vietnam

a. is the highest representative organ of people

b. is the highest representative organ of government

c. is the highest representative organ of the nation

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1. The current legal system of Vietnam is

2. The legal system of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has significantly changed since

3. The legal system of Vietnam was formed gradually

4. Vietnamese lawa. complete the Party’s policiesb. cannot conflict with the Party’s policiesc. is different from the Party’s policies

5. With international cooperation, the legal system in Vietnam

6. The principle of the State of Vietnam isa. Democratic decentralismb. Centralism and decentralismc. Democratic centralism

7. The National Assembly of the Republic Socialist of Vietnam

8. The President of the Republic Socialist of Vietnam

9. The basic functions of Government are

21. The content of Law

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4. Vietnamese law
a. complete the Party’s policies
b. cannot conflict with the Party’s policies
c. is different from the Party’s policies

6. The principle of the State of Vietnam is
a. Democratic decentralism
b. Centralism and decentralism
c. Democratic centralism