The most important source of law is ________________ law. 2. Written law consists of __________________, __________________ and _______________________. 3. The highest law of the land is the _____________________. 4. Law made by the legislative body are generally called___________________ and specifically, those made by the Parliament nowadays are called ____________. 5. Laws that are not made by the Parliament but by the ministries are called _____________ and this is possible because the ministries are given the authority to do so by the ___________________. 6. Unwritten law consists of __________________, decisions of the superior courts and _______________. 7. In Malaysia, the ____________ law is only used when there is not local legislation available on a certain matter, and only the part that is relevant to the local circumstances are used. 8. The superior courts will interpret the law, for example by explaining the meaning of the sections in the Act, and finally make a decision. The decision made by the superior courts that will be reference for future cases are called ______________. 9. List down the current hierarchy of the superior courts starting from the highest to the lowest : a) _______________________ b) _______________________ c) _______________________ 10. In Malaysia, Islamic law only consist of _____________ law and ___________ law as mentioned in the Federal Constitution