The law prescribes standards of conduct regarding:

• Ethical behavior

• Financial reporting

• Environmental regulations

• All of the above

What are legal rules?

• Guidelines of lawful behaviour that promote and maintain social harmony.

• Suggestions for personal conduct.

• Unwritten societal norms.

• Personal opinions of judges.

What can a court impose when a legal rule is broken?

• A) A reward

• B) A legal consequence

• C) A vacation

• D) A promotion

What is a characteristic of non-legal rules?

• They can be enforced by courts

• They have legal force

• They cannot be enforced by courts

• They are made by the government.

Explain who can make non-legal rules and give an example of such a rule.

• Only government officials can make non-legal rules.

• Non-legal rules can be made by individuals, organizations, or communities.

• Non-legal rules are exclusively made by international bodies.

• Non-legal rules are made by legal authorities only.

Explain the role of legal and non-legal rules in regulating human behaviour to achieve social cohesion.

• Legal and non-legal rules are essential for maintaining order and harmony in society.

• Legal rules are more important than non-legal rules in achieving social cohesion.

• Non-legal rules are more flexible and adaptable than legal rules.

• Both legal and non-legal rules play a crucial role in regulating behaviour and achieving social cohesion.

What is an example of political values?

What is an example of social values?

What is an example of moral values?

What is an example of economic values?