Complete held source: Original fiction. The wanted game job is to rest a broad paper museum pass wholly inside a drawn display place on a flat mat. It begins at a drawn entrance. A helper makes one short intended-gentle push from behind the pass toward the display place, then lets go. The pass moves nearer and rests outside the display boundary. Force and full path were not measured. A pull from the other side is an idea for a later attempt, not performed. No visitor reply or later result is supplied.
Exact own prompt: What question would you want to ask about getting the pass into the display place?
Descriptive criterion: Own question relates to this wanted inside-the-place job; a plausible action or result question is welcome. No performed investigation or supplied future answer is required.
Worked possibility, after own evidence: “Could a smaller push help it rest inside?” is one possibility. “Would a pull from the display side bring it inside?” is another; their answers remain open.
Complete unrelated next account · Paper ferry parking
Full source: Original unrelated fiction. A broad paper ferry picture starts at a drawn shore. A helper gently pulls it toward a drawn dock and lets go. It rests beside the dock; the rule has not said whether beside is enough. One attempt; force unmeasured.
Own invitation: What question would help decide whether this fits the dock job?
Teach: Read the wanted dock job without defining beside as success. Let the learner choose one question in their usual communication. Compare their question with the missing rule, leaving its answer open.
Observe: A question identifies a useful missing job rule or future result rather than inventing a supplied success.
Record the first exact evidence before help. A later source requires an actually recorded separate teaching opportunity. Source reasoning does not award an unperformed procedure or observation. Declined/not offered/not elicited/selected relation not shown remain distinct. This is not an official band or an annual grade.