Rin's Creative Problem Solving
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What is special about the black block in the story?

  • It's a tool to write with
  • It's a magnet that sticks to metal things (correct)
  • It's a special kind of metal
  • It's a device to measure lengths
  • What kind of metal objects do magnets stick to?

  • Only gold and silver
  • No metals at all
  • Only iron and steel (correct)
  • All kinds of metals
  • What is necessary for a magnet to stick to an object?

  • The object must be made of iron or steel (correct)
  • The object must be made of gold
  • The object must be very heavy
  • The object must be very light
  • What happens when a magnet sticks to a metal object?

    <p>The magnet and the metal object stick together</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a good way to experiment with magnets?

    <p>Go out and try one out for yourself</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did the bottle cap stick to the block?

    <p>Because it was made of metal</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the block's special property?

    <p>It could stick to metal objects</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did the block not stick to the cat?

    <p>Because the cat was made of fur and cuteness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Rin think the block might be doing?

    <p>Sending a special signal</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the block's relationship with metal objects?

    <p>It attracted them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Magnets

    • A magnet is the black block that sticks to metal objects in the story.
    • Magnets come in many shapes.
    • Magnets cannot stick to all objects, only metal ones, and even then, not all metal.

    Metals that Magnets Stick to

    • Magnets stick to objects made of iron and steel, such as the ruler and pen.
    • Magnets do not stick to gold and silver.

    Magnets and Non-Metal Objects

    • Magnets do not stick to objects made of fur, such as the cat.
    • Magnets do not stick to objects made of other non-metal materials, such as the hairy brown coconut.

    Rin's Experimentation with the Magnet

    • Rin finds the magnet stuck to Jin's pen and experiments to see what it sticks to.
    • She discovers it sticks to metal objects, such as the stapler and ruler.
    • She also discovers it does not stick to non-metal objects, such as the cat and coconut.

    Rin's Problem and Solution

    • Rin accidentally drops Jin's pen under the bed and tries to get it back using a ruler.
    • She successfully retrieves the pen by sticking the magnet to the end of the ruler and using it to pull the pen out from under the bed.

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    Rin uses a metal ruler and a black block to retrieve a pen that has rolled under the bed. She successfully retrieves the pen and puts everything back in Jin's drawer. This quiz tests your understanding of Rin's creative problem-solving skills.

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