Constitutional Law Quiz

Historically, which of the following is a source of law?

• Technology

• Religion

• Science

• Economy

Which group is associated with the creation of laws through religious texts?

• Scientists

• Artists

• Religious officials

• Merchants

Customs and traditions are examples of what in the context of law?

• Modern innovations

• Historical sources

• Scientific theories

• Economic policies

What are the three major sources of Canadian law?

• Constitutional Law, Statute Law, Common Law

• Federal Law, Provincial Law, Municipal Law

• Criminal Law, Civil Law, Family Law

• International Law, National Law, Local Law

Which source of Canadian law is considered the highest?

• Statute Law

• Common Law

• Constitutional Law

• Municipal Law

What does the term "supersede" mean in the context of Canadian law?

• To support

• To overrule

• To ignore

• To follow

What is a constitution?

• A set of financial guidelines for a country

• A legal document that sets out the legal structure of a country and reflects the values, beliefs, and traditions of a society

• A collection of historical records

• A list of government officials

What is considered the highest source of law in a country?

• The president's speeches

• The constitution

• The national anthem

• The economic policy

What is a characteristic of laws and principles established in a constitution?

• Easy to change

• Difficult to change

• Frequently changed

• Never changed

What is required to change Canada's Constitution according to the amending formula?

• Approval from 5 of the 10 provinces

• Approval from the the HoC, the Senate, and 7 of the 10 provinces representing at least 50% of the population

• Approval from the Prime Minister alone

• Approval from all 10 provinces