Sarah got the wire and then the cutter. It was pretty scary to cut things.. or so she thought. It seemed so permanent. Yet she never had a choice as her partner was just watching her. Maybe it was not so great to be in the know about these stuff.. as it all falls on your shoulders. Not that Sarah minded. How could she trust some of the people present with this thing. Sarah did not know how much an inch was. She looked around the clsssroom to see how much others were cutting off. Using that, she estimated her own things.

Chop, chop, chop. Great three even parts. Now the insulation part.. wasn't that dangerous. Oh right.. no battery conncted yet so she would get hurt. How much was a quarter inch? Sh elooked around again. Intelligence gathered she peeled off that amount at each end. Repeating the step as required, Sarah looked to see what was next on the list.

Connect a wire at the edge of the battery.. Now she needed her partners help for the securing time. Sarah told her partner to tap it while she held the wire at the positive side of the battery. "Thank you" she said when it was done. "We need to attatch that to the light bulb" she said, explaining it. She took the wire and held it with the right side of the light bulb socket and waited as it was duly taped. She then placed the light bulb in