Question 1 (2 points} Which of the following allegations related to the Canadian parliamentary system is false? 0 The executive branch is made up of the appointed Senate and the elected House of Commons. 0 The executive branch is the decision-making branch made up of the Monarh {represented by the Governor General) the Prime Minister, and the Cabinet. 0 The executive branch is also called the Government. 0 The legislative branch is the law-making branch. 0 The judicial branch is a series of independent courts that interpret the laws passed by the executive and legislative branches. Question 2 (2 points) Which allegation is false? 0 The Royal Proclamation of 1763 forced the implementation of English Law in all Canadian public law. 0 The QuebecAct ofl' 774 instated the French civil law legal system in Quebec private law. 0 The Royal Proclamation of 1763 aimed to assimilate the French Canadian population. 0 Common law can be found in a code or body of legislation. 0 The Quebec Act of 1 774 revoked the Royal Proclamation of 1 763. Question 3 (2 points) Which allegation is false? 0 When Parliament or a provincial or territorial legislature passes a statute, it takes the place of common law or precedents dealing with the same subject. 0 The bijuralism is the co-existence of two legal tradition (civil law and common law} in Canada and this coexistence found its first formal expression in the Quebec Act of 1774. O In civil law, judges can announce new legal doctrines or change old ones. 0 Common law evolved into a system of rules based on precedent, which guides judges in making later decisions in similar cases. 0 Civil law principles are framed as broad, general principles to deal with any dispute that may arise. Question 4 (2 points) Which allegation is true? 0 During the pandemic, throughout the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Doug Ford cannot suggest a legislation to request that all engineers doing research in Ottawa hospitals wear disposable safety equipments. 0 During the pandemic, Doug Ford can make a legislation to decide that all masks shipped throughout Poste Canada will use a different wrapping procedure than the one stated in the Letter Mail Regulations (BUR/88430]. 0 During the Pandemic, Doug Ford can lawfully suggest an amendment to the Bankruptcy legislation to make more flexible the criteria for Canadians who want to file for Bankruptcy during COVlD-19. 0 During the pandemic, Doug Ford can make a legislation to decide that all patents related to COVlD-19 vaccine will be granted to a maximum of 10 years after the day on which an engineer file a patent application. 0 During the pandemic, Justin Trudeau within its jurisdiction and delegation of spending can announce a federal funding of 5 millions to Ontario only to be used in Health 8: Long-Term Care. Question 5 (2 points) Which of the following allegations is false? 0 The consideration is the act or promise of one party is, as it were, "bought" or "bargained for" by the act or promise of the other; each party exchanges something of value. 0 Until accepted, an offer, unless made irrevocable, creates no legal relationship and may lapse or be withdrawn at any time before acceptance at the will of the offeror; such withdrawal, to be effective, must be communicated to the offeree. 0 An offer, once it has been accepted, becomes a contract and creates a legal relationship between the parties, and cannot thereafter be withdrawn 0 A contract is entered into by one person making an offer, and another accepting it. Q "I will give you $1,000 if you do something for me" is a valid offer in Common law