Title: Question-matched plans. Role: ordinary supplied teaching model. C11 · C11 fictional costume shop asks whether tapping and rubbing the same lid will give different reports. Same helper/spot and one action each are planned. Before the trials, the helper predicts tapping and rubbing will give different reports, using an earlier supplied tap/rub comparison as the clue. Supplied reports: tap “short”; rub “longer”. Force not measured. Possible: “The described reports differ as predicted. The plan kept object/helper/spot similar; unmeasured force still limits an action-only cause claim.”
C12 · C12 fictional bookshop compares lid/tap near helper with cardboard/shake far away; reports “soft” and “soft”. Possible: “Several things changed, so matching words do not isolate an action effect.” Layout meaning: Left panel carries wholeC11 one-object two-action plan with exact notes; right carries wholeC12 multiple changes. Each panel labels planned similarities, stated changes and unmeasured/untried limits. Arrows connect each result to its action, never to a causal guarantee. All relevant states, provenance and unknowns are explicit in this full alternative. Decorative panels/lines do not add evidence. This is not a locally performed observation or child answer.
Actual original plane and relationships: C11 one object: Lid / same helper / same spot. BEFORE helper predicts different reports. Tap → short. Rub → longer. Force unmeasured. C12 multiple changes: Lid / tap / near → soft. Cardboard / shake / far → soft. Object, action and spot changed; no isolated action cause.
ALL actual visible text in reading order: V06 · Question-matched plans Ordinary supplied teaching model C11 one object Lid / same helper / same spot. BEFORE helper predicts different reports. Tap → short. Rub → longer. Force unmeasured. C12 multiple changes Lid / tap / near → soft. Cardboard / shake / far → soft. Object, action and spot changed; no isolated action cause. Complete source — fictional records; any general reference stays attributed C11 · C11 fictional costume shop asks whether tapping and rubbing the same lid will give different reports. Same helper/spot and one action each are planned. Before the trials, the helper predicts tapping and rubbing will give different reports, using an earlier supplied tap/rub comparison as the clue. Supplied reports: tap “short”; rub “longer”. Force not measured. Possible: “The described reports differ as predicted. The plan kept object/helper/spot similar; unmeasured force still limits an action-only cause claim.”
C12 · C12 fictional bookshop compares lid/tap near helper with cardboard/shake far away; reports “soft” and “soft”. Possible: “Several things changed, so matching words do not isolate an action effect.” Ordinary model words are intentionally supplied; correspondingW own spaces remain empty and separate. No model line is inserted into learner fields. Original NeuroForge/SubjectNest2026 · CC BY4.0 · Full text alternative supplied. Canvas840×1410; complete source text wrapped at24px; taller whole aid may span multiple print sheets without truncation. All figures/model words remain supplied, not own evidence.