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Test your understanding of rules and laws.

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Kirsten Witney
Kirsten Witney
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Test your understanding of rules and laws.

by Kirsten Witney
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Everyone must follow laws, but rules apply in specific places or contexts.

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Breaking a rule always carries the same punishment as breaking a law.

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Courts can enforce rules.

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Laws require a government to exist to be valid in all places.

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A judge enforces rules in a classroom.

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Laws are created in Parliament

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A teacher can enforce classroom rules.

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Only citizens can enforce laws.

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Anyone can change the rules?

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Laws are created by schools or clubs.

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Rules can be broken without breaking the law, and penalties differ.

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Rules are made by groups like schools or clubs, while laws are made by governments.

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Laws are enforced by police and courts.

 
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