Burden and Stakeholders (easy Kids quiz)

What is the burden of proof for the Proposition in this debate? Motion: This House would ban school uniforms.

• To prove that school uniforms are expensive for schools to provide.

• To prove that banning school uniforms would improve academic performance.

• To prove that school uniforms should not be allowed in any school because they cause more harm than good.

• To prove that school uniforms are old-fashioned.

What is the burden of proof for the Opposition in this debate? Motion: This House would allow voting from the age of 16.

• To prove that 16-year-olds are not smart enough to vote.

• To prove that 16-year-olds have no interest in politics.

• To prove that allowing 16-year-olds to vote would harm democracy more than help it.

• To prove that older voters are more responsible than younger voters.

What is the burden of proof for the Proposition in this debate? Motion: This House would ban zoos.

• To prove that wild animals are dangerous.

• To prove that zoos do not exist in many countries.

• To prove that banning zoos would improve animal welfare more than keeping them open.

• To prove that people are bored of visiting zoos.

What is the burden of proof for the Opposition in this debate? This House would require students to take at least one arts subject.

• To prove that arts are not as important as science.

• To prove that forcing students to take arts could harm their education or limit their freedom.

• To prove that schools do not have enough art teachers.

• To prove that science is more useful than art.

What is the burden of proof for the Proposition in this debate? Motion: This House believes that social media does more harm than good.

• To prove that people use social media every day.

• To prove that social media is not helpful in school.

• To prove that the overall impact of social media is more harmful than beneficial.

• To prove that social media is used mostly by teenagers.

Who is the main stakeholder in this debate? Motion: This House would ban homework in primary schools.

• Primary school students.

• University professors.

• Parents of college students.

• Construction workers.

Who is the main stakeholder in this debate? Motion: This House would ban animal testing for cosmetics.

• Zoo visitors.

• Makeup companies.

• Animals used in cosmetic testing.

• Supermarket cashiers.

Who is a key stakeholder in this debate? Motion: This House would require uniforms in all public schools.

• Teachers in universities.

• School uniform manufacturers.

• Public school students.

• Online course creators.

Who is the main stakeholder in this debate? Motion: This House would ban junk food advertisements aimed at children.

• Athletes.

• Children who watch TV.

• Restaurant owners.

• Farmers.

Who is the most directly affected stakeholder? Motion: This House would limit the number of extra classes students can take after school.

• School principals.

• Students in after-school classes.

• Education researchers.

• University graduates.