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A Child reported that when she casually rubbed the rim of a glass with her wet finger, a humming sound emanated from it. While responding to the child's observation, the science teacher should:
A Child reported that when she casually rubbed the rim of a glass with her wet finger, a humming sound emanated from it. While responding to the child's observation, the science teacher should:
Updated On: Sep 16, 2024
- Say that if the finger was too wet it wouldn't have produced the sound.
- Explain the phenomena immediately to satisfy the child's curiosity.
- Ask the child to experiment further with different water levels in the glass.
- Gently reprimand the child for wasting the teacher's valuable teaching time.
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The correct option is (C) :It is impossible to inhibit any kind of virus for viral activity
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