legal philosophy muiltiple choice answers

1 Natural Law can be defined as

(a) The idea that there is an immaterial, pre-political set of rules.
(b) The idea that there is a real, pre-political, metaphysical set of rules.
(c) The idea that there are political yet metaphysical rules.
(d) The idea that metaphysical gods made political rules.
The correct option is (b)
2 As understood by Grotius, natural law fulfils a variety of functions. One such
is…

(a) The protection of relationships.
(b) The enforcement of rules.
(c) The awarding of compensation.
(d) The promotion of social cohesion.
The correct option is (c)
3 Bongopi v Chairman of the Council of State, Ciskei 1992 3 SA 250 (CkG) is an
example of
(a) Positivist approach.
(b) Feminist approach.
(c) Deconstruction.
(d) Relational approach.
The correct option is (a)
4 According to Critical Legal Studies the origin of the indeterminacy of law lies
in…
(a) Arbitrary exercises of power.
(b) The nature of human existence itself.
(c) Politics.
(d) The maximum strategy.
The correct option is (b)
5 Frug suggests that the law encodes the female body by

(a) Maternalisation.
(b) Rationalisation.
(c) Gender discrimination.