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It is an interesting exercise and eye opening. Question 18 was a bit tricky for me, in that there are certain secrets that can not be kept, and breaking a confidence always feels morally wrong, no matter the motive.
Question 7 got most categories, for social, moral, religious and legal.
What I took from this activity is that there are a lot of things that are taken for granted without really figuring out how they fit in our everyday interactions, and can easily cause conflict if not  well understood.
On Question 4, I put none, since it is not legal in my region to assist in assisted suicides ,except in the Netherlands and Switzerland, I think? Are there other countries that allow it?

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It was an interesting questionnaire . some how my difficulty was in question 4 because it was confusing with two answers . it is legally correct and morally wrong. Majority of my answers were allocated to moral and social category.
What i understand from this questions , that because of the diversity we experienced in social , cultural and religious rules can be respected according to their own believes and values .

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Reflection on 20 questions.
It was very interesting how some of the questions had me thinking which one exactly it is? Questions 8,14,16 and 18 , I gave them 3 responses.  ( Moral, social/cultural, and religion). Although I added legal to question 18.  Majority were based on social /cultural,  moral based on my understanding of the questions.  It was a brain teaser trying to differentiate between moral or social.

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In my opinion, Most of the statements had more than one rule as the answer, but the most difficult for me were Questions 4 because I wasn’t sure if it was only legally correct because it’s morally wrong

I also had doubts with question 3 because of people’s ethnic and religious background.

I was not sure of what category to put question 17 under, either legal or moral but I know it’s ethically correct.

I allocated more rules to Questions 7 & 10.

In Question 7 there are legal implications for taking something that doesn’t belong to you and also religious beliefs that shouldn’t steal or take anything without permission.

I learnt from this activity that you have to respect people beliefs and there are multiple ways to look at look at people’s beliefs and the People’s belief system vary.

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I assigned more than one rules to statements 7 and 12. These statement seem to fit into at least 3 rules due to there implications based on my thinking. However moral and religious rule seem to fit well for both statements because they relate to personal assessments and beliefs. Social and legal rule could also be implied since most actions done by individual are contested to be passed by law in some societies or cultures. From this activity I have learnt that decisions could be made by various categories of individual, state or religion according to their belief but have different interpretations from being real serious to not so serious. Our background, childhood upbringing may have a great effect on the way people act. People have a right to be respected irrespective of the choice. To do harm though is what will violate rights although it is prime facie.

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1.Yes,it was Twenty Rules Question 17 was a bit difficult because i was not really sure where to categorize this but i know it is ethically right.
2. Most of the rules ware classified under the moral rules.
3.Have learnt in this passage that most of our actions are tied to moral values,and this i see that people come from diverse population,different culture,backgrounds,religion.The way we are brought up determines what we see as important in life,the  things we were thought at a tender age,what we see our parents do,the people around us and the society we find our self
self these are the things that make up what we are now.
And without the knowledge of all
this values it will be difficult to respect what other peoples
belief system is all about.

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1.    My difficulty was with some of those rules which I did rate at two categories.  Such as rule 1, 4 and 17.  It was a challenge to commit to one category was these rules were concerned.

2.    Most of my rule(s) were allocated to moral and social equally.

3.    I learned that certain rules are intertwined and may fall into more than one category.  For instance, rule 7, society dislikes the act of stealing and there are legal implications for stealing.  Also, that societies belief systems vary, so it is difficult to determine what is acceptable or not.

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Question 4 I would say was a little difficult to answer  wasn't sure if it was legally right. But is something that can be debateable.
2. Most of my rules was allocated to social/cultural.
3.I've learn't that we come from a diverse population, people with different ethnic backgrounds, personal orientation, religion etc. Rules act as guidelines as to what is accepted by society, religion, schools just to name a few. Without knowledge of these rules there would be conflicts and it is of great importance that we respect people's beliefs, their rules and laws and not be seen as a problem.

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1Question 4  was difficult because its morally wrong was confused whether legally correct.
2Allocated most to social and culture rules
3Have learned that social and culture rules plays a huge part in people's lives and some rules go hand in hand like moral and culture or legal and moral