WorksheetsFinal Test
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Name
4 lines
2.
NIM
4 lines
3.
Class
a)
7A (Wed, 1 pm)
b)
7D (Mon, 10 am)
c)
7G (Wed, 3.30 pm)
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Passage 1 (Questions 1-6)
The Importance of Law in Society
Law creates rules that guide the behavior of individuals in a community. It maintains social order and resolves conflicts. Without law, people might violate the rights of others, leading to chaos. Fair implementation of the law ensures that every citizen receives equal protection and justice.
1. What is the main purpose of law?
a)
a. To create conflicts.
b)
b. To maintain order and protect rights
c)
c. To limit government power
d)
d. To punish only the rich
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2. The word chaos is closest in meaning to….
a)
a. Harmony
b)
b. Disorder
c)
c. Peace
d)
d. Stability
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3. A condition without law will lead to….
a)
a. Fairness
b)
b. Justice
c)
c. Confusion
d)
d. Freedom
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4. The author’s tone is….
a)
a. Informative
b)
b. Humorous
c)
c. Sarcastic
d)
d. Emotional
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5. What ensures equality among citizens?
a)
a. Violent punishment
b)
b. Fair implementation of the law
c)
c. Government power
d)
d. Ignoring rules
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6. The passage implies that laws....
a)
a. Are unnecessary
b)
b. Always protect criminals
c)
c. Support social stability
d)
d. Prevent peace
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Passage 2 (Questions 7–12)
Human Rights in the Constitution
A constitution is the highest legal document in a country. It guarantees basic human rights such as freedom of speech, the right to education, and equal treatment under the law. Governments must respect these rights. When a government violates them, citizens have the right to report and challenge the decision in court.
7. What is guaranteed by the constitution?
a)
a. Higher taxes
b)
b. Human rights
c)
c. Military service
d)
d. Free vacations
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8. The word guarantees can be replaced by….
a)
a. Protects
b)
b. Ignores
c)
c. Removes
d)
d. Limits
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9. Equal treatment means….
a)
a. Only judges receive rights
b)
b. Everyone is treated fairly
c)
c. Citizens must obey soldiers
d)
d. Only students are protected
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10. What can citizens do if their rights are violated?
a)
a. Stay silent
b)
b. Challenge it in court
c)
c. Ignore the constitution
d)
d. Vote immediately
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11. According to the passage, the constitution is….
a)
a. The strongest legal document
b)
b. Easily changed by anyone
c)
c. Less important than laws
d)
d. A political slogan
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12. The passage implies that governments….
a)
a. Can do anything without limits
b)
b. Must respect basic rights
c)
c. Should control speech
d)
d. Should avoid using courts
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Passage 3 (Questions 13–18)
Criminal Law
Criminal law is used to punish behavior that harms society, such as theft or assault. The goal is not only to punish criminals but also to prevent future crimes. A fair trial must be held before a person is declared guilty. The prosecution must prove the crime with strong evidence.
13. Criminal law focuses on….
a)
a. Economic success
b)
b. Public safety
c)
c. Private disputes
d)
d. Political debates
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14. A fair trial ensures….
a)
a. Immediate punishment
b)
b. The innocent are protected
c)
c. Crimes are ignored
d)
d. No evidence is needed
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15. Which of the following is a criminal act?
a)
a. Breaking a business contract
b)
b. Theft
c)
c. Land ownership
d)
d. Voting
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16. The word prevent means….
a)
a. Encourage
b)
b. Stop
c)
c. Ignore
d)
d. Punish later
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17. Who must prove a crime?
a)
a. Victims
b)
b. Prosecutors
c)
c. Judges
d)
d. Citizens randomly
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18. The passage implies that guilt must be….
a)
a. Assumed
b)
b. Based on evidence
c)
c. Determined by media
d)
d. Decided by feelings
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Civil Law
Civil law deals with conflicts between individuals or organizations. It includes disputes such as property ownership, divorce, and contract issues. Instead of sending someone to prison, the court usually orders compensation or specific actions to solve the problem.
19. Civil law handles….
a)
a. Murder cases
b)
b. Disputes between private parties
c)
c. National security
d)
d. Tax evasion
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20. The outcome of civil cases usually involves….
a)
a. Jail punishment
b)
b. Compensation
c)
c. Death penalty
d)
d. Military action
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21. The word compensation means….
a)
a. Fine or payment
b)
b. Apology only
c)
c. Ending the law
d)
d. A long speech
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22. Which topic belongs to civil law?
a)
a. Drug trafficking
b)
b. Divorce
c)
c. Bank robbery
d)
d. Kidnapping
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23. The passage suggests civil law focuses on….
a)
a. Helping criminals
b)
b. Protecting national borders
c)
c. Solving private disputes
d)
d. Punishing children
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24. A court in civil law tries to….
a)
a. Create new crimes
b)
b. Resolve disagreements
c)
c. Arrest lawyers
d)
d. Increase violence
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Passage 5 (Questions 25–30)
Legal Ethics
Legal officers such as lawyers and judges must behave ethically. They should be honest and avoid corruption. If legal officers act unfairly, the public can lose trust in the justice system. Transparency and accountability are important in keeping the law respected.
25. Legal ethics require….
a)
a. Dishonesty
b)
b. Corruption
c)
c. Honesty
d)
d. Personal interests
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26. The opposite of trust is….
a)
a. Confidence
b)
b. Respect
c)
c. Doubt
d)
d. Support
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27. Why is fairness important for legal officers?
a)
a. To protect criminals
b)
b. To keep public trust
c)
c. To increase power
d)
d. To ignore rights
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28. The word transparency means….
a)
a. Hiding information
b)
b. Open and clear actions
c)
c. More privacy
d)
d. Limited rights
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29. The passage implies corruption will….
a)
a. Strengthen justice
b)
b. Increase public trust
c)
c. Damage the legal system
d)
d. Have no impact
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30. Accountability means legal officers must….
a)
a. Explain their actions
b)
b. Hide their decisions
c)
c. Receive bribes
d)
d. Avoid responsibility
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STRUCTURE & WRITTEN EXPRESSION (31–55)
Choose the best answer.
31. The judge ____ the verdict tomorrow.
a)
a. announce
b)
b. will announce
c)
c. announced
d)
d. announcing
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32. Justice must be given equally ____ all people.
a)
a. at
b)
b. on
c)
c. to
d)
d. in
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33. Lawyers must ____ the rights of their clients.
a)
a. protect
b)
b. protecting
c)
c. to protect
d)
d. protected
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34. The constitution ____ basic rights.
a)
a. guarantee
b)
b. guarantees
c)
c. guaranteeing
d)
d. to guarantee
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35. If a person ____ guilty, he will face punishment.
a)
a. is
b)
b. was
c)
c. be
d)
d. been
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36. Courts are places ____ legal disputes are settled.
a)
a. when
b)
b. whose
c)
c. where
d)
d. what
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37. The witness said that he ____ the accident.
a)
a. sees
b)
b. saw
c)
c. seeing
d)
d. seen
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38. Evidence must ____ correctly.
a)
a. handle
b)
b. handled
c)
c. be handled
d)
d. handling
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39. The lawyer explained the law clearly, ____ the students understood.
a)
a. because
b)
b. but
c)
c. so
d)
d. or
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40. The more evidence provided, ____ the case becomes.
a)
a. stronger
b)
b. strong
c)
c. strongly
d)
d. strength
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41. A person cannot be punished ____ proven guilty.
a)
a. if
b)
b. unless
c)
c. because
d)
d. although
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42. The police, along with the prosecutor, ____ in the courtroom.
a)
a. were
b)
b. is
c)
c. have
d)
d. be
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43. Not only ____ honesty important, but also required.
a)
a. is
b)
b. it is
c)
c. does
d)
d. are
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44. The law must be followed, ____ citizens disagree.
a)
a. but
b)
b. although
c)
c. unless
d)
d. so
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45. The defendant refused ____ any information.
a)
a. giving
b)
b. to give
c)
c. gave
d)
d. given
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46. There are several articles in the constitution ____ human rights.
a)
a. protect
b)
b. protects
c)
c. protecting
d)
d. protected
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47. The lawyer asked the witness ____ slowly.
a)
a. speak
b)
b. to speak
c)
c. spoken
d)
d. speaking
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48. Equality before the law means everyone ____ fairly.
a)
a. treated
b)
b. is treated
c)
c. treat
d)
d. treating
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49. The court will review the documents ____ were submitted.
a)
a. who
b)
b. what
c)
c. which
d)
d. whom
53.
50. Punishment is given ____ a crime has been committed.
a)
a. before
b)
b. if
c)
c. when
d)
d. after
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51. The suspect denied ____ at the crime scene.
a)
a. being
b)
b. to be
c)
c. be
d)
d. been
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52. The police ____ their investigation yesterday.
a)
a. completed
b)
b. complete
c)
c. completing
d)
d. completes
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53. A lawyer’s job is ____ legal advice.
a)
a. giving
b)
b. give
c)
c. to give
d)
d. given
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54. The court must avoid decisions ____ are unfair.
a)
a. they
b)
b. who
c)
c. what
d)
d. that
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55. The meeting ____ at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
a)
a. start
b)
b. will start
c)
c. starts
d)
d. starting
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VOCABULARY – Academic & Legal (56–75)
Choose the word with the closest meaning.
56. Verdict
a)
a. Final court decision
b)
b. Police uniform
c)
c. Lawyer’s payment
d)
d. Government office
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57. Prosecution
a)
a. The lawyers against the suspect
b)
b. The law book
c)
c. The police vehicle
d)
d. The judge’s robe
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-58. Evidence
a)
a. Guess
b)
b. Opinion
c)
c. Proof
d)
d. Suggestion
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59. Penalty
a)
a. Reward
b)
b. Punishment
c)
c. Permission
d)
d. Question
63.
60. Law enforcement
a)
a. Making laws
b)
b. Applying laws
c)
c. Ignoring laws
d)
d. Deleting laws
e)
Opsi 2
64.
61. Legal dispute
a)
a. Agreement
b)
b. Argument in a legal context
c)
c. Celebration
d)
d. Job interview
65.
62. Civil rights
a)
a. Prisoner’s duty
b)
b. Rights of citizens
c)
d. Government power
66.
63. Testify
a)
a. To speak as a witness
b)
b. To write a poem
c)
c. To punish someone
d)
d. To buy property
67.
64. Appeal
a)
a. A second review in court
b)
b. A police station
c)
c. Crime location
d)
d. Prison cell
68.
65. Corruption
a)
a. Honest actions
b)
b. Illegal profit abuse
c)
c. Equal treatment
d)
d. Public safety
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66. Discrimination
a)
a. Fair treatment
b)
b. Equal rights
c)
c. Unfair treatment
d)
d. Good behavior
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67. Accused
a)
a. Person suspected of crime
b)
b. Victim
c)
c. Lawyer
d)
d. Judge
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68. Unconstitutional
a)
a. Allowed by the constitution
b)
b. Against the constitution
c)
c. Beneficial for citizens
d)
d. Easy to understand
72.
69. Authority
a)
a. Power to enforce rules
b)
b. Lack of control
c)
c. Personal hobby
d)
d. Public opinion
73.
70. Legislation
a)
a. Law making process
b)
b. A kind of court
c)
c. A type of judge
d)
d. Crime scene
74.
71. Violation
a)
a. Following the law
b)
b. Breaking a rule
c)
c. Legal education
d)
d. Public safety
75.
72. Sentence
a)
a. A group of words
b)
b. Court punishment
c)
c. A legal office
d)
d. A law book
76.
73. Trial
a)
a. A type of election
b)
b. Court examination of a case
c)
c. Medical test
d)
d. Police uniform
77.
74. Regulation
a)
a. A rule or law
b)
b. A crime
c)
c. A protest
d)
d. A celebration
78.
75. Justice
a)
a. Fair treatment
b)
b. Blind obedience
c)
c. Criminal behavior
d)
d. Dishonesty
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