A World Without Rules

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A World Without RulesVersión en línea Practice your comprehension skills! por Yasmine Houssein 1 What is the main idea of this story? a Rules are unfair and stop people from having fun b Life without rules might seem fun at first but would be chaotic and unsafe c It is better to eat cookies than cereal for breakfast d The government makes rules only for adults 2 What does the word “compromise” most likely mean in the story? a An argument about food b A new type of breakfast cereal c A fair decision where both sides give up something d A promise to eat cookies every day 3 Why did the character decide NOT to cross the street to the playground? a There were no cars on the road b They didn’t feel like playing that day c The crossing guard told them to stay home d It was too dangerous without traffic laws and a crossing guard 4 Which of these problems happened because there were no government workers? a The swings were broken and the playground was dirty b The school cafeteria ran out of food c The alarm clock didn’t ring in the morning d The TV didn’t work 5 According to the story, what might happen if another country attacked us and there was no army? a b The playground would be fixed c There would be a new rule book created d The country could be taken over by someone else 6 What is the purpose of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mentioned in the story? a To fix playground equipment b To inspect the air and water for pollution c To create new sports teams d To check students' homework 7 Why does the author include the section titled “Back to Reality”? a To warn students not to play outside b To introduce a new character in the story c To explain that a world without rules isn’t real and show how rules actually keep us safe d To teach students how to make their own rules 8 Without rules, it would be safer to cross the street because there would be no traffic laws. a True b False 9 Lifeguards and crossing guards are examples of community workers who keep us safe. a True b False 10 The government can change laws when they no longer fit the needs of the country. a True b False 11 Without government agencies, pollution would go unchecked and could harm people. a True b False 12 Eating cookies for breakfast is a rule everyone must follow. a True b False

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A World Without RulesVersión en línea

por Yasmine Houssein

What is the main idea of this story?

What does the word “compromise” most likely mean in the story?

Why did the character decide NOT to cross the street to the playground?

Which of these problems happened because there were no government workers?

According to the story, what might happen if another country attacked us and there was no army?

What is the purpose of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mentioned in the story?

Why does the author include the section titled “Back to Reality”?

Without rules, it would be safer to cross the street because there would be no traffic laws.

Lifeguards and crossing guards are examples of community workers who keep us safe.

The government can change laws when they no longer fit the needs of the country.

Without government agencies, pollution would go unchecked and could harm people.

Eating cookies for breakfast is a rule everyone must follow.