ILW1501
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, Step 1: Enter the total number of questions required for the assessment.
• Enter the total number of questions for your assessment in the Number of
Questions field.
• Click on the Continue button.
Step 2: Fill out multiple-choice question answers
The number of questions requested in the previous step will now be displayed with five
answer options next to each one. Please note that each row represents a question in
your assessment.
• Click on the radio button [the small circle] that corresponds to your answer for
that question.
• Click on the Continue button to move to step 3.
• If you want to restart the assessment, click on Clear Form to remove all your
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Step 3: Verify the answers to your multiple-choice questions
This screen presents a summary of all your answers. Use it as a final check.
• Click on the Continue button to submit your assessment. If you do not click
Continue, no submission action will take place.
• If you want to redo the answers to the assessment, click Back to go back to
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This is your proof that your examination answers were successfully submitted.
If you do not see this screen, Unisa has not received your submission.
It is advisable to print this page or make a screen capture for record purposes. A copy
of this page will also be emailed to your myLife email account.
PLEASE NOTE: If you experience technical problems, of any kind, on the day of the
examination and your examination answers are not submitted by the cut-off time, you will be
marked as absent and automatically deferred to the October/November 2020 examination. No
other type of submission of your examination answers will be accepted.
QUESTIONS 1 - 50
Question 1
Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:
Melissa and Nasir are a mixed-race couple. They have just moved into their dream
home in an elite, but very traditional, neighbourhood. Melissa and Nasir’s neighbours
ignore them. Some even openly voice their disapproval of their relationship.
Which normative system is applicable to this scenario?
(1) the law
(2) religion
(3) individual morality
(4) community mores
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,Question 2
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option:
Law can be defined as
(1) unwritten, but formal rules of conduct.
(2) a body of rules of conduct which has binding legal force.
(3) customary rules meant to guide human behaviour.
(4) informal rules of conduct.
Question 3
Consider the following two statements and choose the correct option below:
(a) Substantive law refers to the legal rules that determine how court cases are
decided.
(b) Substantive law refers to the part of the law that determines the meaning of legal
rules.
Options:
(1) (a) and (b) are correct.
(2) (a) and (b) are incorrect.
(3) (a) is correct; (b) is incorrect.
(4) (a) is incorrect; (b) is correct.
Question 4
Formal law must comply with three basic requirements to achieve formal justice.
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for formal justice?
(1) Explicit legal rules must be laid down.
(2) The legal rules must apply generally.
(3) The legal rules must be fair and impartial.
(4) The legal rules must be applied impartially by a legal institution.
Question 5
Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:
Ms Masina and Ms Seoke live in Protea Glen Estate in Soweto. They have been
neighbours for some time. Ms Masina does not care about the environment. She
regularly burns all her garden refuse by making a big fire. This is a huge nuisance to
Ms Seoke and makes life very unpleasant for her.
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, On which private-law right of Ms Seoke does Ms Masina infringe by causing
excessive smoke on her property?
(1) personal right
(2) personality right
(3) real right
(4) intellectual property right
Question 6
Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:
Ms Masina and Ms Seoke live in Protea Glen Estate in Soweto and have been
neighbours for some time. Ms Masina does not care about the environment and
regularly burns all her garden refuse by making a big fire. This is a huge nuisance to
Ms Seoke and makes life very unpleasant for her.
What is the object of Ms Seoke’s right called?
(1) a thing
(2) personality property
(3) performance
(4) a creation of the human mind
Question 7
Indicate whether the following statement is true or false:
A personal right is a right to physical integrity which other persons must respect.
(1) True
(2) False
Question 8
Consider the following two statements and choose the correct option below:
(a) Every right has a twofold relationship: firstly, the relationship between a legal
subject and his/her legal object and secondly, the relationship between a legal
subject and holder of the right and other legal subjects.
(b) The connection between "law" and "right" is twofold: firstly, the law prescribes
what the content of a right is, and secondly the law prescribes what the limits to
the content of a right are.
Options:
(1) (a) and (b) are correct.
(2) (a) and (b) are incorrect.
(3) (a) is correct; (b) is incorrect.
(4) (a) is incorrect; (b) is correct.
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EXAM PACK
FOR ASSISTANCE WITH THIS MODULE +27 67 171 1739
, Step 1: Enter the total number of questions required for the assessment.
• Enter the total number of questions for your assessment in the Number of
Questions field.
• Click on the Continue button.
Step 2: Fill out multiple-choice question answers
The number of questions requested in the previous step will now be displayed with five
answer options next to each one. Please note that each row represents a question in
your assessment.
• Click on the radio button [the small circle] that corresponds to your answer for
that question.
• Click on the Continue button to move to step 3.
• If you want to restart the assessment, click on Clear Form to remove all your
selections and start from new.
Step 3: Verify the answers to your multiple-choice questions
This screen presents a summary of all your answers. Use it as a final check.
• Click on the Continue button to submit your assessment. If you do not click
Continue, no submission action will take place.
• If you want to redo the answers to the assessment, click Back to go back to
the previous step.
Step 4: Assessment submission report
This is your proof that your examination answers were successfully submitted.
If you do not see this screen, Unisa has not received your submission.
It is advisable to print this page or make a screen capture for record purposes. A copy
of this page will also be emailed to your myLife email account.
PLEASE NOTE: If you experience technical problems, of any kind, on the day of the
examination and your examination answers are not submitted by the cut-off time, you will be
marked as absent and automatically deferred to the October/November 2020 examination. No
other type of submission of your examination answers will be accepted.
QUESTIONS 1 - 50
Question 1
Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:
Melissa and Nasir are a mixed-race couple. They have just moved into their dream
home in an elite, but very traditional, neighbourhood. Melissa and Nasir’s neighbours
ignore them. Some even openly voice their disapproval of their relationship.
Which normative system is applicable to this scenario?
(1) the law
(2) religion
(3) individual morality
(4) community mores
2
,Question 2
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option:
Law can be defined as
(1) unwritten, but formal rules of conduct.
(2) a body of rules of conduct which has binding legal force.
(3) customary rules meant to guide human behaviour.
(4) informal rules of conduct.
Question 3
Consider the following two statements and choose the correct option below:
(a) Substantive law refers to the legal rules that determine how court cases are
decided.
(b) Substantive law refers to the part of the law that determines the meaning of legal
rules.
Options:
(1) (a) and (b) are correct.
(2) (a) and (b) are incorrect.
(3) (a) is correct; (b) is incorrect.
(4) (a) is incorrect; (b) is correct.
Question 4
Formal law must comply with three basic requirements to achieve formal justice.
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for formal justice?
(1) Explicit legal rules must be laid down.
(2) The legal rules must apply generally.
(3) The legal rules must be fair and impartial.
(4) The legal rules must be applied impartially by a legal institution.
Question 5
Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:
Ms Masina and Ms Seoke live in Protea Glen Estate in Soweto. They have been
neighbours for some time. Ms Masina does not care about the environment. She
regularly burns all her garden refuse by making a big fire. This is a huge nuisance to
Ms Seoke and makes life very unpleasant for her.
3
, On which private-law right of Ms Seoke does Ms Masina infringe by causing
excessive smoke on her property?
(1) personal right
(2) personality right
(3) real right
(4) intellectual property right
Question 6
Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:
Ms Masina and Ms Seoke live in Protea Glen Estate in Soweto and have been
neighbours for some time. Ms Masina does not care about the environment and
regularly burns all her garden refuse by making a big fire. This is a huge nuisance to
Ms Seoke and makes life very unpleasant for her.
What is the object of Ms Seoke’s right called?
(1) a thing
(2) personality property
(3) performance
(4) a creation of the human mind
Question 7
Indicate whether the following statement is true or false:
A personal right is a right to physical integrity which other persons must respect.
(1) True
(2) False
Question 8
Consider the following two statements and choose the correct option below:
(a) Every right has a twofold relationship: firstly, the relationship between a legal
subject and his/her legal object and secondly, the relationship between a legal
subject and holder of the right and other legal subjects.
(b) The connection between "law" and "right" is twofold: firstly, the law prescribes
what the content of a right is, and secondly the law prescribes what the limits to
the content of a right are.
Options:
(1) (a) and (b) are correct.
(2) (a) and (b) are incorrect.
(3) (a) is correct; (b) is incorrect.
(4) (a) is incorrect; (b) is correct.
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