# Ordinary literal material records

These eight sets are original invented sources for S 01–S 08 route 3. They supply every stated fact without a worked answer. They are not measured class data, interviews or required real outcomes. Read the exact words, draw the described outlines, arrange large labels or use an exact adult scribe; each is a complete no-print source. Choose your own question, label, display or way to communicate. Keys/solved teaching contexts remain separate. Fresh E/F and reserved rechecks are absent.

## S01

**Known cloth through a bend**

A fictional adult knows a clean rectangle began as cotton cloth from its source label. Before: it lies flat. Action: the adult gently lifts one edge and the edge curves. After release: the supplied account reports the cloth lies flat again. No numerical measurement is given. A second known smooth card is gently bent and retains a curve after release. Nothing says all cloth or card behaves this way. Describe material, action and form; name what is given rather than actually observed by you.

## S02

**A comparison plan to improve**

A fictional costume maker plans to leave a fresh known cloth rectangle of 6-by-3 equal paper units flat and give a different fresh cloth rectangle of 3-by-2 units one half-turn twist. Both come from the same source cloth and will use the same table view. No outcomes have been recorded. Choose a question and identify relevant changed conditions. You may propose an action comparison using matched material, or a named different-material question with the other relevant action/size/history/view conditions matched. Planning is not conduct.

## S03

**Did and noticed**

Record A: a fictional adult gently curves a fresh known card. Its projected left-to-right tabletop span changes from 6 to 4 equal paper units in the curved pose. Record B: a fictional adult gives a known cloth one half-turn twist; its middle looks narrower. The adult then actively lays it flat; its outlined width is 3 equal paper units, matching the original flat width 3. No full straightened length, force, mass or chemical test is supplied. Keep action, result, operator and viewpoint separate.

## S04

**Rest, held and released**

An invented adult-operated record of a known short wide cotton jersey offcut gives the distance between the same two marks: rest 4 equal paper units, held gently 5, released at rest 4. A separate woven cloth record gives rest 3; an attempted gentle extension meets resistance and is stopped. Its held distance is not reliably measured; final rest is 3. No force value is given. These records are fiction; they must never replace a real observation or require stronger pulling.

## S05

**Whole and large pieces**

A fictional adult tears one known large paper divider once into two retained large pieces. Both pieces have the divider’s source label; their sizes and masses are not given. A separately known cotton cloth item is also present. You may draw the paper whole and the two described pieces as large outlines, then link each piece to its stated source. Representing these supplied facts is not your own tear observation.

## S06

**Four records and one missing result**

Invented theatre records: card A was bent and retained a curve; card B was twisted and retained a twist; cloth C was bent and lay flat after release; cloth D was twisted and lay flat after release. All material identities are known from source labels; a fictional adult operated. A separate repair record 1 has known cloth mark distance 5 units at rest and 5 after release. Repair record 2 has rest 5, but held and final released observations are missing. Use a provided table for two selected records at a time or extend its columns; retain every original note and its unit/source. No missing result is zero.

## S07

**Keep both records**

Invented book-display notes: a fresh known card was curved once and rested almost flat; the same card was next bent along a firm crease and retained a folded form. This is a supplied account; no sharp fold is required of you. Separate costume notes: two matched fresh known cloth pieces began with mark distances 4 equal units. A fictional adult used apparently similar gentle actions. First released record 4; second released record 5. Force was not measured. Keep the records and possible condition differences; no cause is proved by the supplied notes.

## S08

**A useful prediction**

Invented laundry-shelf model: a known cloth outline spans 8 equal paper units flat and 4 after a recorded fold. A drawn storage outline spans 5. Only that one tabletop dimension is supplied; depth and real fit are not known. Separate community-display notes: two matched known card labels were gently curved and each stood on a flat table. A third comparable label has not been tried. Fictional adults operated. Choose a purpose and make a bounded prediction from a named record; leave a new real outcome unknown.

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