Can a Referent Ever Be Abstract

question 45

Multiple Choice

Can a referent ever be abstract?

• A)Yes, if the referent is made up of many parts.
• B)Yes, if there are many similar referents to group with it.
• C)No, since only concepts are abstract.
• D)No, since all referents can be seen and touched.
• E)No, since all referents can be understood by everyone.

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Definitions:

Substantive

Pertains to the essential elements or specific substance of a matter, often used to describe laws or regulations that govern actual rights and duties.

Procedural Rules

Guidelines or principles that dictate the specific processes and procedures within court or administrative proceedings.

Legislative Branch

One of the three branches of the U.S. government, responsible for creating laws, consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Specific Duties

Tasks or roles defined precisely and explicitly for a particular job or function.