LAWS AND RULES

Which one of these is a school rule?

• "Pull your socks up."
• "Please eat your vegetables."
• Wear your hat to and from school.
• Brush your teeth.

Which of these is a road law?

• Dogs are not allowed in cars.
• Ice-creams can only be eaten on the back seat.
• The driver chooses the music.
• Seatbelts must be worn at all times.

Which of these is a classroom rule?

• Put your hand up to answer a question.
• No games inside.
• Come into the classroom in two straight lines.
• Only use your right hand when you write.

Which of these is not a law?

• Walking on the left hand side of the path.
• Wear your helmet when you ride a bicycle.
• Drive within the speed limit.
• Drive on the left hand side of Australian roads.

Who makes driving laws?

• Local Government.
• State Government
• Federal Government
• The Queen

Which is decided by Local Government?

• Marriage laws.
• Fishing laws.
• Dog park rules.
• Going to war.

Who decides school rules?

• Students.
• Teachers.
• Parents.
• School leadership.

Which of these is a consequence for breaking a school rule?

• Prison.
• A poor choice signature.
• Community service.
• Fine.

Which of these is a consequence for breaking a law?

• Loss of license.
• Meeting with the mayor.
• Suspended from school.
• Locked in school.

Why do we have rules and laws?

• For fun.
• To prove that some people have authority.
• Because people need something to do.
• For our safety.