Question

question 2: long-term consequences
match each long-term consequence of breaking a rule in the education (school attendance) regulations with the type of consequence it is.

short-term consequences

1. if a student misses school a lot, it can cause long-term stress for their family. their parents might have to take time off work to deal with the problem.
2. it might be hard for the person to find a job if they dont get the qualifications they need (because they missed too much school). this can make it hard for them to earn money and lead to stress about money for them and their family.
3. if a student misses school a lot, their parents/guardians can be taken to court and may have to pay a fine.
4. a student who misses school regularly may get lower grades, fail their classes, and not get the qualifications they want. this can affect them studying further or getting a good job.

type of consequence
a) legal
b) personal
c) financial
d) whānau

Explanation:

Analyze the first scenario

Using Reading Comprehension and Context Clues, we examine item 1. It describes family stress and parents taking time off work. In New Zealand English/Māori context, "whānau" means family. Therefore, 1 matches with d.

Analyze the second scenario

Using Reading Comprehension, item 2 describes difficulty finding a job, earning money, and financial stress. This directly relates to monetary matters. Therefore, 2 matches with c.

Analyze the third scenario

Using Context Clues, item 3 mentions being taken to court and paying a fine. These are legal actions and penalties. Therefore, 3 matches with a.

Analyze the fourth scenario

Using Reading Comprehension, item 4 describes getting lower grades, failing classes, and personal academic outcomes. This affects the individual directly. Therefore, 4 matches with b.

Answer:

No.	Answer
2	c) financial
3	a) legal
4	b) personal