Steady Hand Game Assembly and Components

This video tutorial explains how to create a simple version of the popular steady hand game. It begins with an introduction to the game, followed by detailed instructions on bending a wire, fixing it to a base, and building a circuit with a buzzer. The tutorial also covers creating and connecting a loop to the circuit. Finally, it provides guidance on assembling the components and playing the game, where the objective is to navigate the loop along the wire without triggering the buzzer.

What is the main objective of the Steady Hand Game?

• To touch the wire as many times as possible

• To follow the wire with a loop without touching it

• To disconnect the wire from the base

• To make the buzzer sound continuously

What tool might students need to use to bend the wire?

• A screwdriver

• A hammer

• Pliers

• A saw

What material is used to fix the wire to the base?

• Metal

• Cork

• Wood

• Plastic

What is the voltage of the buzzer used in the circuit?

• 1.5V

• 9V

• 3V

• 6V

Which wire color must be connected to the positive terminal of the battery?

• Blue

• Green

• Black

• Red

What is used to make the loop for the game?

• String

• Rubber band

• Plastic tubing

• 1.6 mm welding rod

What is recommended to use for connecting the loop to the circuit?

• Standard wire

• Flexible wire

• Copper wire

• Steel wire

What can be used as an alternative to the buzzer for indicating a touch?

• A motor

• A light bulb

• A fan

• A speaker

What is the purpose of using sticky tape in the assembly?

• To decorate the game

• To mark the start and end points

• To insulate the circuit

• To secure wire connections

What is the final step in assembling the Steady Hand Game?

• Testing the buzzer

• Gluing down the battery holder and buzzer

• Creating the loop

• Bending the wire