Rules vs Laws

What is the primary difference between rules and laws in terms of enforcement?

• Rules are enforced by individuals or organizations, while laws are enforced by the government.

• Rules are suggestions, while laws are mandatory.

• Rules are written, while laws are unwritten.

• Rules apply to everyone, while laws apply only to specific groups.

Which of the following is an example of a law rather than a rule?

• A school dress code

• A city ordinance against littering

• A company's code of conduct

• A household chore schedule

In literature, how might the theme of 'rules vs laws' be explored?

• Through a character's internal conflict about following societal norms.

• By describing the physical appearance of a setting.

• Through the use of metaphors and similes.

• By focusing on the weather and its impact on the plot.

Choose the correct sentence:

• The rules of the game was explained clearly.

• The rules of the game were explained clearly.

• The rules of the game is explained clearly.

• The rules of the game are explained clearly.

What part of speech is the word 'enforcement' in the sentence: 'The enforcement of laws is crucial for societal order'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Identify the sentence that correctly uses the word 'legislation'.

• The new legislation were passed last week.

• The new legislation was passed last week.

• The new legislation is pass last week.

• The new legislation are passed last week.

Which sentence best illustrates the concept of 'rules vs laws'?

• She followed the rules of the game.

• He obeyed the traffic laws to avoid a fine.

• They made a new rule for the club.

• The law of gravity affects us all.

What is the synonym of 'mandatory' as used in the context of laws?

• Optional

• Compulsory

• Voluntary

• Suggested

In a story, how can a conflict between rules and laws create tension?

• By having characters face consequences for breaking a law.

• By describing a peaceful village setting.

• By focusing on a character's daily routine.

• By detailing the history of a fictional world.

Which of the following best defines 'jurisdiction'?

• The power to make legal decisions and judgments.

• A set of rules for a game.

• A type of government policy.

• A personal belief or opinion.