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What is the main difference between a Constitution and an ordinary law?

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Correct answer: A Constitution provides basic and supreme rules

The correct answer is C: a Constitution provides basic and supreme rules. It establishes the structure of government, distributes powers, protects rights and sets limits that ordinary laws must respect. Ordinary laws are made by authorised law-making bodies for particular matters, but they cannot validly contradict the Constitution. Option A is wrong because the Constitution is higher than ordinary law. Option B is wrong because a Constitution normally provides the fundamental framework for the whole country, not merely a local rule. Option D is wrong because ordinary laws can generally be amended or replaced through the proper legal process. The Constitution can also be amended in a prescribed manner, but its special position comes from being the fundamental law. Memory cue: ordinary laws operate under the Constitution; they do not stand above it.

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