D) it was the first religion to believe in a single god
32. It can be understood from the passage that………….. .
A) Yahweh and Jehovah are the names of Jewish holy writings
B) synagogues are rarely used these days, except by the orthodox
C) the constitution of Israel is based largely on the Torah
D) the Jewish religion has at least three important sacred books
33. According to the passage, ………………… .
A) a large majority of the world's Jews live in Israel
B) Christianity and Islam have historical ties with Judaism
C) Judaism is the most common religion in the world
D) there is quite a strong Christian influence on Judaism
Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 24-26.
Laws are the collection of rules by which any state maintains order within a society. In Great Britain, the law-making process is conducted by Parliament. Proposed new laws are presented as Bills and if, after debate, they are accepted by a majority vote in the House of Commons, they duly become law. In Great Britain, as in most countries, there are several distinct types of laws. Constitutional law is concerned with the processes of the government itself Company law deals with the operation of many of the nation's commercial and financial activities. These are branches of State law, that is, laws made by acts of Parliament. Common law, by contrast, is based on past decisions taken by the courts on various issues.
24. The aim of laws, as described in the passage, is ……….. .
A) to punish people who insist on violating them
B) to secure the people's control of the government
C) to protect the government and people from chaos
D) to increase the government's authority over the people
25. The author informs us that Constitutional law………….. .
A) cannot be changed by simple acts of Parliament
B) is composed of several distinct types of Bills
C) causes great concern to Members of Parliament
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