Year 4 Civics and Citizenship Laws vs Rules Quiz

What is the main difference between laws and rules?

• Laws are created and enforced by the government, while rules are set by individuals, groups, or organizations.

• Laws are always written down, while rules are always passed down orally.

• Laws are only applicable to adults, while rules are only applicable to children.

• Laws are made by animals, while rules are made by plants.

Who creates laws?

• Parents

• Teachers

• Police officers

• Government or legislative bodies

Who creates rules?

• Children

• Governing bodies or authorities

• Animals

• Teachers

What happens if you break a law?

• You may face consequences such as fines, imprisonment, or other legal penalties.

• You will be praised for your bravery

• Nothing will happen, breaking laws is not a big deal

• You will be rewarded with a prize

What happens if you break a rule?

• Consequences or penalties

• Rewards and benefits

• Nothing happens

• You get a trophy

Are laws and rules the same?

• No

• Sometimes

• Only in certain countries

• Yes

Can laws change?

• No

• Only in the summer

• Yes

• Only on weekends

Can rules change?

• Only in outer space

• Yes

• Only on weekends

• No

Do laws apply to everyone in the country?

• Yes

• No

• Depends on the situation

• Only for some people

Do rules apply to everyone in a school?

• No

• Only for teachers

• Sometimes

• Yes