School Rules and Regulations

What is the main purpose of school rules?

• To increase the amount of homework assigned.

• To promote competition among students.

• The main purpose of school rules is to maintain a safe and conducive learning environment.

• To limit students' freedom of expression.

A. To restrict students' freedom B. To ensure a safe and conducive learning environment C. To punish students D. To make school boring

• To create unnecessary rules

• B. To ensure a safe and conducive learning environment

• To encourage competition among students

• To limit academic performance

Which of the following is NOT a common school rule?

• Students must raise their hands to speak.

• Students must wear uniforms every day.

• Students must arrive at school by 8 AM.

• Students must wear a cape at all times.

A. Arriving on time B. Respecting teachers and classmates C. Cheating on tests D. Keeping the classroom clean

• A. Arriving late

• B. Ignoring classroom rules

• D. Disrespecting teachers

• C. Cheating on tests

What should you do if you see someone breaking a school rule?

• Report the incident to a teacher or school authority.

• Ignore the situation and walk away.

• Join in and break the rule too.

• Make a joke about it to your friends.

A. Ignore it B. Join them C. Report it to a teacher D. Laugh at them

• C. Report it to a teacher

• F. Ignore the situation

• G. Encourage their behavior

• E. Confront them

Why is it important to wear the school uniform?

• To show off personal style and fashion choices.

• It is important to wear the school uniform to promote equality and a sense of community.

• To make it easier for teachers to identify students.

• To comply with local fashion trends.

A. To look fashionable B. To promote equality among students C. To make it easier to identify students D. Both B and C

• To create a uniform dress code

• D

• To discourage student participation

• To increase school funding

What is the consequence of repeated rule violations?

• Increased penalties or consequences.

• No consequences at all.

• Immediate rewards for compliance.

• A temporary suspension of rules.

A. Nothing happens B. A warning C. Suspension D. Both B and C

• A fine

• A penalty

• D

• A fine and suspension