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A paper museum passYear 1 Science · T2 W11–12 · Assessment / Response a first

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A paper museum pass

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.

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