WorksheetsRules in a public places
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Don't touch the artwork and don't use flash when taking any photos.
Playground
Airport
Museum
Hospital
Avoid climbing on wet equipment and avoid pushing or shoving.
Bus station
Playground
Supermarket
Movie theater
in a convention hall
At the hotel
In a restaurant
At the airport
Mobile phones or any other personal electronic gadgets must be switched to silent mode before entering the area and Making unreasonable noise, loud conversations, loud cell phone calls or playing loud music or video that can distract other users in this area is not permitted.
Church
On the airplane
Library
Cemetery
The enclosed space in which courts of law are held in front of a judge.
Municipality
Courtroom
Police station
Palace
Pedestrian crossing signs provide advance notice of areas of high pedestrian activity so drivers can prepare to slow down or stop on short notice.
A limit signs are essential traffic control signs and can vary in the limit depending on the specific state that you are driving through.
A yield signs are similar to stop signs, but used in less dangerous situations.
This one indicates, as you probably guessed that it is an area where it’s safe to pass as long as you use common sense and caution.
What is the explanation of this passage: Actively supervise children on playgrounds
Your kids should only play on equipment that is safe for them to use given their current age and skill level.
Kids are in danger of getting injured by someone coming down the slide if they try to climb up it. Furthermore, they could slip and fall when climbing up the front of a slide the wrong way.
Children should take turns using playground equipment and should not crowd or push others to get onto playground apparatuses.
You should always have your eye on your kids as they play on playground equipment.
One of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere.
A sign
A promotion
Rule
Event
Is a place that is generally open and accessible to people.
Public
Private
Own by a foreigner
Cooperative
A group of people that have the power to rule in a territory, according to the administrative law.
President
Government
A chief executive officer (CEO)
Diplomat
