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law ch3

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are sources of law in the Malaysian context?

a)

Only ancient customs

b)

Legal rules that shape the legal system

c)

International court rulings

d)

Local newspapers

2.

Which of the following is NOT a type of source of law in Malaysia?

a)

Written law

b)

Unwritten law

c)

Foreign law

d)

Shariah law

3.

What is the supreme law of Malaysia?

a)

Federal Constitution

b)

Parliament Acts

c)

State Constitutions

d)

Shariah Enactments

4.

Who enacted the original Federal Constitution of Malaysia?

a)

Parliament of Malaysia

b)

Reid Commission

c)

British Crown

d)

United Nations

5.

How many parts does the Federal Constitution contain?

a)

10

b)

20

c)

15

d)

5

6.

What does Article 4(1) of the Federal Constitution state?

a)

Islam is the official religion

b)

Any law inconsistent with the Constitution is void

c)

Elections are every 10 years

d)

Federal Parliament is supreme

7.

What is required to amend the Federal Constitution?

a)

Simple majority vote

b)

Two-thirds majority in Parliament

c)

Royal decision only

d)

State-level approval

8.

Which of the following best describes Malaysia’s political system?

a)

Absolute monarchy

b)

Constitutional monarchy with parliamentary democracy

c)

Military rule

d)

Presidential system

9.

The Yang di-Pertuan Agong is elected every:

a)

10 years

b)

5 years

c)

3 years

d)

2 years

10.

What must state constitutions follow according to Article 71?

a)

Federal finance rules

b)

Essential provisions of the Federal Constitution

c)

International agreements

d)

Local customs

11.

What are laws passed by Parliament called?

a)

Ordinances

b)

Acts of Parliament

c)

Fatwas

d)

By-laws

12.

What are laws passed by state legislative assemblies called?

a)

Orders

b)

State Enactments

c)

Cases

d)

Fatwas

13.

Subsidiary legislation is made under the authority of:

a)

Judges

b)

Primary legislation

c)

Customs

d)

Treaties

14.

Which of the following is an example of subsidiary legislation?

a)

Federal Constitution

b)

Traffic regulations

c)

Court decisions

d)

Islamic rulings

15.

What is the final step before a bill becomes law?

a)

First Reading

b)

Committee Stage

c)

Royal Assent

d)

Debate

16.

Where is the final version of a law officially published?

a)

Court record

b)

Government Gazette

c)

Constitution

d)

Public websites

17.

What is the first step in the legislative process in Parliament?

a)

Debate

b)

First Reading

c)

Voting

d)

Committee Stage

18.

What is Shariah law mainly used for in Malaysia?

a)

Criminal cases

b)

Muslim personal and family law

c)

Immigration law

d)

Taxation

19.

What is NOT a primary source of Shariah law?

a)

Quran

b)

Sunnah

c)

Government Gazette

d)

Ijma'

20.

What article declares Islam the official religion of Malaysia?

a)

Article 3(1)

b)

Article 4(1)

c)

Article 121(1A)

d)

Article 74

21.

Which article gives states the authority to make Islamic laws?

a)

Article 3(1)

b)

Article 74

c)

Article 4(1)

d)

Article 121

22.

Which article gives Shariah Courts exclusive jurisdiction?

a)

Article 3

b)

Article 4

c)

Article 121(1A)

d)

Article 74(2)

23.

Which is NOT a valid form of subsidiary legislation?

a)

Regulations

b)

Orders

c)

Cases

d)

By-laws

24.

Which international treaty was incorporated into Malaysian law through the Child Act 2001?

a)

Geneva Convention

b)

Convention on the Rights of the Child

c)

ASEAN Trade Agreement

d)

Kyoto Protocol

25.

Can international treaties automatically become law in Malaysia?

a)

Yes

b)

No, Parliament must enact them

c)

Only if approved by courts

d)

Only if agreed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong

26.

Which of the following is part of unwritten law?

a)

Acts of Parliament

b)

Shariah Enactments

c)

Case law and customs

d)

Government directives

27.

What kind of law comes from court decisions?

a)

Primary legislation

b)

International treaties

c)

Case law (Judicial precedent)

d)

Subsidiary rules

28.

Which body manages the debate and approval of laws in Malaysia?

a)

The Courts

b)

Parliament

c)

The Rulers’ Council

d)

The Shariah Courts

29.

Which of these is NOT part of written law in Malaysia?

a)

Customary law

b)

Federal Constitution

c)

State Constitutions

d)

Subsidiary Legislation

30.

Which law takes precedence over all other laws in Malaysia?

a)

State Enactments

b)

Federal Constitution

c)

Shariah Enactments

d)

Local Government By-laws

31.

What type of law includes business licensing rules issued by local councils?

a)

Acts of Parliament

b)

Ordinances

c)

By-laws

d)

International law

32.

Who must approve a bill after the Third Reading before it becomes law?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Speaker of Parliament

c)

Yang di-Pertuan Agong (Royal Assent)

d)

Chief Justice

33.

Which type of legislation is passed during emergencies?

a)

Acts

b)

By-laws

c)

Ordinances

d)

Directives

34.

Which of these is a secondary source of Shariah law?

a)

Quran

b)

Sunnah

c)

Qiyas (Analogy)

d)

Hadith

35.

Which source of law includes fatwas and Shariah court decisions?

a)

Unwritten law

b)

Federal Constitution

c)

Shariah law

d)

Private law

36.

What part of the Constitution divides power between federal and state governments?

a)

Article 121

b)

Article 3

c)

Federal System

d)

Royal Assent Clause

37.

Which document lists specific matters Parliament can legislate on?

a)

State Constitution

b)

Federal List in the Constitution

c)

Fatwa Gazette

d)

Penal Code

38.

Which law category includes marriage and inheritance for Muslims?

a)

Civil Law

b)

Shariah Law

c)

Federal Law

d)

Criminal Law

39.

What must happen after a law is given Royal Assent?

a)

Public referendum

b)

Judicial review

c)

Gazette publication

d)

Conference of Rulers approval

40.

What does the Committee Stage of the legislative process involve?

a)

Royal approval

b)

General discussion

c)

Detailed review and amendments

d)

Publishing in newspapers

41.

What happens at the Second Reading of a bill?

a)

Voting

b)

Debate on general principles

c)

Detailed changes

d)

Royal assent

42.

Which of the following sources is part of international law influence in Malaysia?

a)

Shariah enactments

b)

Judicial precedents

c)

Conventions and treaties

d)

State constitutions

43.

Which list in the Constitution allows both federal and state governments to legislate?

a)

Emergency List

b)

Penal Code

c)

Concurrent List

d)

Royal List

44.

Which type of source includes rules like traffic regulations?

a)

State Constitutions

b)

Parliamentary Debates

c)

Subsidiary Legislation

d)

Judicial Precedents

45.

What ensures Islamic banking avoids unethical practices?

a)

Civil court decisions

b)

Traffic by-laws

c)

Shariah law principles

d)

Public law

46.

What allows public agencies to issue directives and notices?

a)

Treaties

b)

Subsidiary legislation

c)

Family law

d)

Fatwas