Kid Inventors

What is the main idea of this book?

• Once they have an idea about how to solve a problem, budding inventors often talk to others about it.

• Becoming an inventor may seem impossible, but it's not.

• An invention is a new product, process or service.

• With their inventions, kids solve everyday problems and make people's lives better and easier.

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Read this sentence from the book: Another twelve-year-old, Margaret Knight, invented a safety device for factory workers. What does the word device mean?

• an item that has been built for a purpose

• a smaller version of the real object

• a plan that shows how to build an item

• an original form used as the model for later ones.

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Why did the author share information about becoming an inventor at the end of the book?

• The author organizer her sections by alphabetical order, and the title of that section came last.

• The author wanted to inspire the reader with real examples of kid inventors before encouraging other children to try inventing.

• The author didn't think that information was very important, so she hid it in the back of the book.

• The author needed to make her book longer, so she made up the last section to have extra pages.

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What caused Blair Breazeale to invent LockerLites?

• She couldn't find any books because her locker was so dark.

• She was disappointed with her dull and dark locker.

• She wanted her locker to look like the other students' lockers.

• She needed more space in her locker.

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According to the last paragraph of the book, how does the author feel about children working on inventions?

• The author believes children working on inventions is a bad idea.

• The author believes inventions are dangerous for children.

• The author believes children working on inventions is a great idea.

• The author believes every child must work on inventions.

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If readers wanted to find details about an invention related to lights, what section from the table of contents would they choose?

• "A Little Light on the Subject"

• "Way Cool"

• "A Skateboard for the Snow"

• "Designing Girl"

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Read these two sentences: When he was just twelve years old, Benjamin Franklin invented swim fins. Another twelve-year-old, Margaret Knight, invented a safety device for factory workers. Which of the following describes their relationship?

• The sentences contrast a kid inventor with an adult inventor.

• The sentences both define key words for the book.

• The sentences both describe twelve-year-old child inventors.

• The sentences have no connection to each other.

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Building a model of an invention is part of the ___ stage of the scientific method.

• Making a hypothesis

• forming a question

• testing or experimenting

• sharing results

Design is another word for a

• patent

• robot

• model

• plan

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What was the effect of Ryan Patterson's wondering what a deaf customer would have done without an interpreter?

• Ryan developed the Sign Language Translator.

• Ryan asked the deaf customer about it.

• Ryan decided not to worry about it.

• Ryan researched sign language and wrote a report on it.

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