8542RB Reading for Me Level 5 Part A

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Imaginative Mr Dream’s Magnificent Sock-folding Machine ‘Wouldn’t it be marvellous if there was a machine to fold your socks for you?’ pondered Mr Dream one Monday morning, whilst folding up his socks. That simple idea led Mr Dream to set to work designing his very own sock-folding machine! And what’s more ... he built it! The splendid machine not only folds the socks for you, but colour codes and orders your socks. Amazingly, the whole process takes a matter of seconds, so you don’t have to waste your time! Here’s how it works: First, the bright orange lever begins the clever process by turning the machine on. You then put the clean socks fresh from the washing machine into the large funnel at the top. A round dial adjusts the air temperature. Watch in astonishment as the machine methodically blow-dries the socks and separates them onto a tray. They then move along the conveyer belt to be individually analysed by the computer. Each sock is scanned and then they are sorted into piles according to the style, purpose and colour of the sock. After this, they whizz down blue corrugated tubes and then, the super clever bit … robot-style arms fold the sock in pairs! Finally, the socks are ordered, sorted and delivered into a small wicker basket. You can watch every element of the procedure. Just in case of an emergency, such as the socks landing on the tray before they are fully dried or socks becoming tangled in a tube, there is a huge red ‘Stop’ button that pauses the whole system. It really is a wondrous invention. Mr Dream is an amazing inventor! SCAN COMPLETE 68 Reading for Me Level 5 (Part A) 978-1-922843-64-7 R.I.C. Publications ® Prim-Ed Publishing
Questions 1 How long does the machine take to fold the socks? 2 Who invented this machine? 3 In what type of emergency might you need to press the button to pause the machine? 4 Write two questions you would ask Mr Dream about how the machine works. 5 Do you think a sock-folding machine would be useful? Explain why or why not. 6 What synonyms could you use to replace the word pondered? R.I.C. Publications ® Prim-Ed Publishing Reading for Me Level 5 (Part A) 978-1-922843-64-7 69
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