# C19 · A short reader handover

## Complete fictional source

The fictional cardboard museum contains a paper shell drawing and a toy wheel drawing. Its visitor card asks, ‘Which drawing would you like explained first?’ The supplied visitor response says, ‘The wheel, because I wonder how the spokes are drawn.’ A short draft says, ‘Explain this one.’ The source’s suggested reader question is, ‘What does this one mean?’ A maker can revise the draft to name the wheel and the interest in the drawn spokes. A handover may include the response card, the revised message and a note about the change. Nothing claims a real museum exhibit, local opening time or mechanical property of an actual wheel.

## Your invitation

Use the complete source for the day's named job. Choose spoken, pointed, dictated, object or written work; keep the source and any new suggestion distinguishable.

## Source status

Original complete fictional ordinary teaching source; adult-read option, not unseen held assessment.