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The Rules1. This is based on the game “HEADS” or “TAILS”

2. Answer each question by the action for HEADS/TAILS

3. Those who do the incorrect action are eliminated from the game

4. The last person(s) in the game wins!

TEACHER’S INSTRUCTIONS

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Question 1It is illegal to enter the Housesof Parliament wearing a suitof armour

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Question 2

It is illegal to die in Parliament

FALSETRUE

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Question 3It is illegal to place a stamp ofthe Queen upside down on aletter.

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Question 4It is illegal to be drunk onlicensed premises.

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Question 5

It is illegal to jump the queuein the Tube ticket hall.

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Question 6

It is illegal to destroy ordeface money.

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Question 7London hackney carriages (ieblack cabs) must carry a baleof hay and a sack of oats.

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Question 8

It is legal for a pregnantwoman to relieve herselfanywhere she likes, includingin a policeman’s helmet.

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Question 9

It is illegal to carry a plankalong a pavement.

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Question 10

It is illegal to beat or shakeany carpet or rug in anystreet.

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Well done!You have survived the

‘Eliminator Game!’

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Instructions:

This is an activity used either at the end of a lesson to test learning or at the beginning of the next lesson to test knowledge.

Preparation:

Print off enough ‘answer cards’ (slide 14 or 15) as is needed for your class. For full effect, it is a good idea to print answer TRUE and answer FALSE on different colours (or use the coloured versions on slide 15).

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