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Example Of Observation Essay

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In the picture, a mouse pulling a rope that is tied to a piece of cheese is shown. Another rope is tied to the cheese and that rope led to a switch, which turned on a fan. In front of the fan is a boat. When the fan turned on, it blew the boat across a little tub which it was placed in. Tied to the edge of the boat was a nail. The nail pushed forwards when the boat moved, so the nail pierced the balloon in front of it. The balloon was placed on the left side of a scale, which had a five pound weight on it. On the opposite side, a feather was tied onto it. When the balloon popped, the five pound weight went down, which caused the feather to go up. In a result, the feather tickled the bird that was sleeping above. The bird had a rope in his mouth. …show more content…

At the tip, a magnet was tied onto it. Above the blocks there was a platform. On the left edge of the platform, there was a hole for the pole. On the right side of the platform, there was a tiny object with wheels. On top of the object, there was a lit candle. On the left side of the object, with wheels was another magnet. The magnet was facing towards the pole. When the blocks fell, the pole hit the bottom of the floor, which caused both of the magnets to collide. The object with wheels was pulled into the middle of the platform. Above the candle, there was a rope which was tied to a hammer. The rope was pulling the hammer back. The candle burnt through the rope which caused the hammer to release. In front of the hammer, there was a scale pinned to the wall. On the right side of the scale (towards the hammer) was a bell. On the left side, another rope was tied onto it. The rope led to an object that was sealing a funnel with marbles in it. When the hammer released, it slammed the bell on the scale, which caused the left side of the scale to rise up. The rope then pulled the object that was sealing the funnel. When the object was removed, the marbles spilled out of the

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