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Topic 4: Overview of Malaysian Legal System (Part 2)

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 13mins

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1.

Executives is one of the three main organ of the government. What do Executives consists of?

i. Head of state

ii. Head of government

iii. Cabinet ministers

iv. Public agencies and departments under cabinet

a)

i and ii

b)

all of the above

c)

i and iii

d)

iii and iv

2.

Who will be responsible in administering the nation and ensuring that goverment policy will be carried out according to law?

a)

The Executive

b)

The Judiciary

c)

Legislation

d)

The Legislative

3.

Executives should perform their duties in accordance with

a)

Federal Constitution

b)

Power granted to them by law

c)

Civil Law

d)

Legislation

4.

What will happen when the Executives apply for a government that is contrary to the power granted to them by law?

a)

They will be fired

b)

The policy will only be applied at state level

c)

The policy still stands

d)

The policy will be considered as null and void.

5.

What does the Executives enforces as part of their function?

a)

Federal Constitution

b)

Common Law and rules of Equity

c)

Law enacted by the legislature

d)

English Statute of general application

6.

What does the Executives responsible for?

a)

administering justice in a state

b)

decides disputes

c)

overall direction and control of the administrative machinery

d)

enact law

7.

What kind of authority does the Executives hold?

a)

Authority to enact and amend law

b)

Authority to summon, prorogue (adjourn) and dissolve the legislature

c)

Authority to abolish the law

d)

Authority to declare emergency ordinance

8.

The Executives issues

a)

rules, regulations, and instructions to all departments for better governance

b)

state laws

c)

policy matters

d)

shariah oriented policy

9.

The Executives prepares for:

i. annual financial statements and expenditures

ii. military expenditures

iii. tax proportion

iv. presents for parliament for approval as required under the constitution

a)

i,ii,iii

b)

i, iii, iv

c)

i, ii

d)

iii, iv

10.

The Legislative is the second organ of the government. Legislative has power to enact law. What does the law that the legislative enact must be in accordance to?

a)

public interest and not the interest of the government's organ

b)

interest of the government's organ and not the public

c)

interest of those in power

d)

interest of the YDPA

11.

The Federal Legislature is also known as

a)

State Legislative Assembly

b)

Parliament

c)

House of Representatives

d)

Senate

12.

The Federal Legislative (Parliament) comprises of three components:

a)

Yang Di-Pertuan Agong (YDPA)

b)

State Legislative Assembly (SLA)

c)

House of Representatives (Dewan Rakyat)

d)

Senate (Dewan Negara)

13.

Dewan Negara (the Senate, which is the upper house) and Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives, which is the lower house). Which of these components holds primacy over the other?

a)

Dewan Rakyat

b)

Dewan Negara

c)

None. Both holds equal power

14.

Which of these statements is untrue about the Federal Legislature?

a)

44 of the members of Dewan Negara are appointed by the YDPA

b)

The Dewan Rakyat comprises of 200 members elected from single constituencies

c)

The Dewan Negara has 70 members

d)

26 of the members of Dewan Negara is elected by the state

15.

What is the Senate?

a)

second branch of the government

b)

system of courts of law

c)

An advisory, revising or review chamber.

16.

Which of the following is true about the role of Senate (Dewan Negara) in Malaysia?

a)

represents the interest of 13 states and the nation

b)

acts as a forum for debate and discussion

c)

scrutinises legislation sent by lower house

d)

administering the nation policies

17.

Which Article stated that the Senate has only power to delay but not veto (abolish) legislation passed by Dewan Rakyat?

a)

Article 68 (2) of the Federal Constitution

b)

Article 6 (8) of the Federal Legislation

c)

Article 68 (2) of the Federal Legislation

d)

Article 6 (82) of the Federal Constitution

18.

Can the Senate abolish legislation passed by the state?

a)

No, they can only delay it but not veto

b)

Yes because the Senate holds primacy over the state

19.

The Judiciary, also known as the judicial system, is a system of

a)

administratives that responsible for law enforcement

b)

courts of law for the administration of justice in a state

c)

law enacting body of government

20.

Judiciary consists of:

a)

judges

b)

superior courts

c)

subordinate courts

d)

YDPA

21.

Law that was enacted by the Judiciary not only govern the people, but also the nation. What will happen if any dispute arises as to whether certain action contradicts to the law?

a)

It may be challenged in court

b)

It will be automatically abolished

c)

It will be discussed in the Senate

22.

Besides being responsible for the administration of justice of the state and acts as a check which of the following are also among the functions of the judiciary?

a)

Hears and decides disputes and cases

b)

Interpret laws

c)

Makes law in a limited sense

d)

Issues rules, regulations, and instructions to all government departments for better governance

23.

Which organ of the government is responsible for the administration of justice in a state?

a)

Executives

b)

Legislatives

c)

Judiciary

24.

Is the judiciary is free to make judgements without coercion or fear from another organ of the government?

a)

yes

b)

no