Year 5 NAPLAN- Two park signs

Which of these rules at Bridge Park is not shown in a picture at the bottom of the sign?

• No skateboards are allowed.

• No bicycles are allowed.

• No dogs are allowed.

• No loud music or noise is allowed.

The people who designed the Bridge Park sign probably think that

• parks are a good way to raise money.

• use of the park needs to be controlled.

• parks should be closed.

• nobody reads park signs.

What is the one thing both signs ask people to do?

• Put rubbish in the bin.

• Have adults accompany young children.

• Leave skateboards at home.

• Enjoy the peace and quiet.

The words stare at the sky, smell the flowers and hug the trees suggest

• that this is the order in which things should be done at the park.

• that people can use many senses to experience the park.

• that group activities are encouraged at the park.

• that there is not much to do in the park.

Help us keep it this way by putting all rubbish in the bin before you leave.

The use of us and you in this quotation helps to show

• that the park belongs to the reader.

• that responsibility for the park is shared.

• that everyone agrees with the writer.

• that the park is visited by many people.

The Bellview Park sign help park users by

• giving instructions.

• showing fines.

• making suggestions.

• listing facilities.

Which of these best describes the difference between the two parks?

• Bellview Park- messy

  Bridge Park- convenient

• Bellview Park- noisy

  Bridge Park- unused

• Bellview Park- peaceful

  Bridge Park- exciting

• Bellview Park- welcoming

  Bridge Park- strict