Question 260
In Germany, a child at school...
Deutsch: In Deutschland hat ein Kind in der Schule…
Answer options
- Freedom of choice for all subjects.
- Right to unlimited free time.
- Compulsory attendance.✓ Correct answer
- Entitlement to school fees.
Explanation
The question relates to the German education system and the basic rights and duties of school-age children. In Germany, certain rules are laid down by law to ensure regular school attendance and to enable equal educational opportunities. This includes requirements on what rights children have and what obligations they must fulfil. The possible answers reflect typical misunderstandings or central principles of the school system.
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