Answer Key :
1. The boy; he is giving his dad the procedures for coming to the school.
2. The cashier; she has the authority to change the price on the dress.
3. The bus driver; he isn't moving the bus until everyone is still.
4. The older girl; she knows how to work the computer.
5. The librarian; she has the information about when the book is due.
Worksheet 109: Other Types of Authority
Sometimes the authority over us comes from a sign or an understanding, rather than from a person. On this worksheet, students are to write or discuss the rule or procedure that the examples demonstrate.
Answer Key:
1. Walk across the intersection when the "walk" light is on.
2. Don't walk on the grass.
3. Go into the proper restroom.
4. Put money into the parking meter when time has expired.
5. Don't use cell phones in this area. 6. Don't skateboard in the parking lot.
Worksheet 110: What Would You Do?
On this worksheet, students are to write or draw what they would do to show that they are respecting authority in the various situations.
Answer Key:
1. moving to another seat; 2. leaving the theater; 3. reaching into pocket to get a receipt (if he has one); 4. getting out of the pool
Skill 22: Respecting Authority