Is it allowed or not?
Test Your Knowledge of Local Laws
Ever wondered if certain rules and regulations are what they seem? This quiz explores a variety of legal restrictions and allowances from different countries and states. Challenge yourself and see how well you know these fascinating facts!
- Discover surprising laws.
- Learn about cultural differences.
- Engage in fun and educational content.
Knives or any kind are forbidden at American schools.
True
False
If you are a government employee in Brazil, you aren't allowed to wear shorts in the office.
True
False
It is illegal to have liquids in your hand luggage when you are flying.
False
True
Scissors should be in your checked luggage, not in your carry-on.
False
True
Fireworks and beer have been banned from soccer games in Brazil.
True
False
In Vermont, if you are 16, you are allowed to bring your gun to school.
False
True
Cyclists are not allowed to ride their bikes without a helmet in Australia.
True
False
Loitering is an offense in several countries, but not in Australia.
True
False
It is against the law to chew gum on the streets of Singapore.
True
False
Repeat litterers in Singapore are subject of public humiliation.
True
False
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