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Jurisprudence examines the nature, purpose and sources of law through the ideas of justice, rights, duties, sovereignty, liability and legal personality. It compares natural law, analytical positivism, historical, sociological and realist approaches, and considers how courts interpret legal rules, distinguish law from morality and resolve conflicts between competing principles.

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61. Imperative law means a precept or rule of action imposed upon men by some SAMPLE

  • A. authority
  • B. corporation
  • C. society only
  • D. sovereign only

Explanation: Imperative law is a rule imposed by an authority and backed by a command that must be obeyed.

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Correct answer: authority

62. The purpose of studying the "hukm-shari" the conceptual part of Islamic PAPER understand

  • A. ethics
  • B. law
  • C. traditions
  • D. morality

Explanation: Hukm-e-Shari refers to the legal ruling or normative command derived from Islamic sources, so studying it primarily develops an…

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Correct answer: law

63. According to Salmond, public law is divided into two types: Constitutional law and _________?

  • A. Administrative Law
  • B. Executive Law
  • C. Governmental Law
  • D. Secretarial Law

Explanation: Salmond divides public law into constitutional law and administrative law.

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Correct answer: Administrative Law

64. While categorizing the sources of Islamic Law, the Sunnah' is considered as source.

  • A. primary
  • B. secondary
  • C. unrecognized
  • D. weak

Explanation: The Sunnah is a primary source of Islamic law alongside the Quran because it records the Prophet’s sayings, actions, and approvals.

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Correct answer: primary

65. The eye-ball or the organ not vision consist an external coat called ?

  • A. Sclerotic
  • B. Opaque
  • C. Cornea
  • D. None of above

Explanation: The sclerotic coat, or sclera, forms the tough outer covering of most of the eyeball, while the cornea is its transparent front portion.

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Correct answer: Sclerotic

66. The human brain is divided in __________ main parts?

  • A. 2
  • B. 3
  • C. 4
  • D. 5

Explanation: In basic anatomical classification, the brain has three main divisions: the forebrain, midbrain and hindbrain.

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Correct answer: 3

67. The outer layer of skin is called_______________?

  • A. Epidermis
  • B. Dermis
  • C. Both A and B
  • D. None of above

Explanation: The epidermis is the thin outer protective layer of skin, whereas the dermis lies beneath it and contains structures such as glands and…

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Correct answer: Epidermis

68. _________ covers human body?

  • A. Bones
  • B. Flesh
  • C. Skin
  • D. None of above

Explanation: Skin forms the body's external covering and protects underlying tissues from injury, dehydration and infection.

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Correct answer: Skin

69. Frame work of human body is called______________?

  • A. Skelton
  • B. Structure
  • C. Body
  • D. None of above

Explanation: The skeleton is the body's framework of bones, providing support, protecting organs and allowing movement through its joints and muscles.

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Correct answer: Skelton

70. A fixed territory in which authority can be exercised is?

  • A. juristic
  • B. jurisdiction
  • C. jurisprudence
  • D. juristic

Explanation: Jurisdiction means the legal authority or territorial sphere within which a court or other authority may exercise power.

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Correct answer: jurisdiction
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