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What shape is a school zone/school crossing sign?

  1. Pentagon

  2. Rectangle

  3. Round

  4. Triangle

The correct answer is: Pentagon

A school zone or school crossing sign is shaped like a pentagon, specifically to alert drivers that they are entering an area where children are likely to be present. The unique shape of the pentagon is designed to attract attention, differentiating it from other traffic signs, which helps to enhance safety in areas where pedestrians, particularly children, may be crossing the road. The bright yellow color often associated with school zone signs further reinforces this message, creating a high-visibility sign that alerts drivers to decrease their speed and remain cautious.

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