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Law and Order

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word “lawyer” mean?

a)

A person who enforces the law

b)

A person who gives legal advice and represents clients

c)

A person who writes government reports

d)

A person who works at court as a translator

2.

A contract is:

a)

A plan for a government project

b)

A written legal agreement between two or more parties

c)

A rule created by a judge

d)

A personal promise without legal value

3.

What is a court?

a)

A place where lawyers meet clients

b)

A building for public records

c)

A place where legal cases are decided by judges

d)

A legal office for police

4.

The opposite of guilty is:

a)

Honest

b)

Innocent

c)

Responsible

d)

Legal

5.

A witness is:

a)

Someone who sees or knows something important for a legal case

b)

A person who writes contracts

c)

A court translator

d)

A member of the jury

6.

What does public law deal with?

a)

Private contracts between companies

b)

Legal issues involving individuals

c)

Relationships between people and the government

d)

Business partnerships

7.

A fine is:

a)

A payment ordered as punishment for breaking a law or rule

b)

A payment made to a business

c)

A gift from the government

d)

A payment to receive legal advice

8.

A regulation is:

a)

A type of court case

b)

A legal decision by a jury

c)

An official rule made by an authority

9.

Risk mitigation in law means:

a)

Avoiding all legal responsibilities

b)

Managing and reducing potential legal problems

c)

Ignoring possible problems in a contract

d)

Adding more conditions to a contract

10.

A clause in a contract is:

a)

A paragraph that describes a specific rule or condition

b)

A form to cancel a contract

c)

A summary of court decisions

d)

A statement by the judge

11.

A breach of contract happens when:

a)

The contract is renewed

b)

A party does not do what the contract says

c)

Both parties agree to end the contract

d)

A court approves the contract

12.

A term in a contract refers to:

a)

The total cost of the agreement

b)

A legal punishment

c)

A time period only

d)

A specific rule, condition, or requirement

13.

A penalty clause is used to:

a)

Offer a discount if payment is early

b)

Describe conditions for contract renewal

c)

Charge a fee if a party does not meet the terms

d)

Show who wrote the contract

14.

To negotiate a contract means to:

a)

Refuse the agreement

b)

Discuss terms to reach an agreement

c)

Translate the contract

d)

Copy an existing contract

15.

What does AI stand for in legal tech?

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16.

One legal concern about AI is:

a)

Its use only in criminal cases

b)

The high cost of electricity

c)

It may produce biased decisions

d)

AI can only work offline

17.

Lawyers use AI to:

a)

Take client calls

b)

Automate legal research and document review

c)

Approve court decisions

d)

Decide court punishments

18.

A problem with AI in law is:

a)

It creates too many contracts

b)

It's too slow for legal processes

c)

It may lack transparency in how it makes decisions

d)

It cannot work with any law firm

19.

Insolvency means that:

a)

A company is investing in other countries

b)

A person or company cannot pay their debts

c)

A lawyer has lost a case

d)

A contract was changed

20.

A creditor is:

a)

A person who gives legal advice

b)

A person who owes money

c)

A person or company that is owed money

d)

A government tax inspector

21.

When a company becomes insolvent, it often:

a)

Sells more products

b)

Hires new managers

c)

Restructures or declares bankruptcy

d)

Opens a new office

22.

Who are the parties in a contract?

a)

The people or companies who make the agreement

b)

The police and the judge

c)

The company shareholders

d)

The employees and clients

23.

Public law covers areas such as:

a)

Employment between private companies

b)

Regulation of government powers

c)

Corporate marketing strategies

d)

Family vacation policies

24.

A legal obligation is:

a)

A suggestion made by a lawyer

b)

A rule that can be ignored

c)

A duty that someone is legally required to follow

d)

An idea for a new law

25.

Why is risk mitigation important in legal contracts?

a)

It helps make contracts shorter

b)

It protects the parties from future problems or losses

c)

It allows companies to change laws

d)

It avoids hiring lawyers