A short reader handover

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.