Abby's Invention Journey and Challenges

Abby, inspired by inventor Maya, sets out to create unbreakable crayons after her classmates' crayons break. Through research, she learns about crayons' composition and weaknesses. Despite initial failures, Abby discovers that hard plastic could be the key. After experimenting, she successfully creates unbreakable crayons, shares them with her class, and receives a patent. Abby is excited to continue inventing.

What did inventor Maya Smart create to help students?

• A coloring book

• A science kit

• A homework robot

• Unbreakable crayons

Why did Abby decide to invent unbreakable crayons?

• She was bored

• Her crayons kept breaking

• She wanted to impress her teacher

• She wanted to win a science fair

What are crayons primarily made of?

• Metal and pigment

• Clay and paint

• Wax and dye

• Plastic and ink

What did Abby discover about the reason crayons break?

• They are too colorful

• They are too expensive

• They are too heavy

• They are not strong enough

What material did Abby consider using for her unbreakable crayons?

• Glass

• Hard plastic

• Metal

• Wood

What was Abby's reaction to her initial failed attempts?

• She switched to another project

• She asked her classmates for help

• She was determined to try again

• She gave up immediately

How did Abby test the strength of her unbreakable crayons?

• She dropped them from a height

• She jumped on them

• She soaked them in water

• She froze them

What did Abby do after successfully creating the unbreakable crayons?

• She sold them online

• She shared them with her classmates

• She kept them a secret

• She threw them away

What did Abby receive from the government for her invention?

• A scholarship

• A patent

• A trophy

• A certificate of appreciation

What did Abby express in her letter to inventor Maya?

• Her desire to quit inventing

• Her gratitude and excitement about inventing

• Her plans to invent a new robot

• Her disappointment in the invention