Remedial Law Quiz

Quiz Design Analysis

This analysis justifies the number and nature of the quiz items based on the provided codal excerpt.

• Number of Main Sections: 4 (Sections 8, 9, 10, and 11)
• Number of Distinct Legal Concepts Identified: 11
• Section 8: (4 concepts)
  1. General rule of deemed admission of written instruments.
  2. The requirements for a valid specific denial (under oath + statement of facts).
  3. Exception 1 to oath requirement (adverse party not a party to the instrument).
  4. Exception 2 to oath requirement (refusal to comply with inspection order).
• Section 9: (1 concept)
  1. The rule on sufficiency of averment for official documents/acts.
• Section 10: (4 concepts)
  1. The general duty to specify each material allegation of fact denied.
  2. The rule on setting forth the substance of matters for support (when practicable).
  3. The procedure for partial denials.
  4. The effect of stating lack of knowledge or information.
• Section 11: (2 concepts)
  1. The general rule that material averments not specifically denied are admitted.
  2. The specific exception for the amount of unliquidated damages.
• Recommended Item Count Rationale:

To achieve Bar-level difficulty and ensure substantial coverage, each of the 11 distinct legal concepts requires testing from multiple angles. This includes testing the general rule, its exceptions, and common misinterpretations. An average of 2-3 questions per concept is ideal.
11 concepts * ~2.5 questions/concept = 27.5.
Therefore, a total of 28 items was chosen. This count is within the 20-40 item requirement and allows for a comprehensive assessment of the student's understanding of every nuance in the provided text.