# Twenty varied examples


All C01–C20 are complete original fictional practice stories. Numbers, actors, appearances and positions are supplied inside each story, not a local observation or scientific forecast. They expose the taught question/reference/time/status mechanics; exact held assessment accounts remain separate. Read/dictate/sign/direct a helper as wanted. Use plain paper or spoken descriptions; no photo, night outing or purchase. Worked reasoning is an example after the child keeps their own idea, not a filled own response.


- [C01 · A museum needs two drawers](C01.html)
- [C02 · A message for the librarian](C02.html)
- [C03 · A gap in the exhibition strip](C03.html)
- [C04 · A cafe calendar is not a Moon measurement](C04.html)
- [C05 · A window that moved](C05.html)
- [C06 · A builder's reference card](C06.html)
- [C07 · Two voices for the visitor](C07.html)
- [C08 · The comic gets one sentence wrong](C08.html)
- [C09 · A planet museum label](C09.html)
- [C10 · The club wants another page](C10.html)
- [C11 · A roof hid the view](C11.html)
- [C12 · The lost note](C12.html)
- [C13 · The school timetable and the orbit](C13.html)
- [C14 · A family birthday card](C14.html)
- [C15 · The indoor research job](C15.html)
- [C16 · A plan with a stop choice](C16.html)
- [C17 · A label that travels with the page](C17.html)
- [C18 · A reader asks one good question](C18.html)
- [C19 · A shop window wants an honest promise](C19.html)
- [C20 · Handover to the next group](C20.html)
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