Set up the experiment as follows:
1. Make a small hole in the cardboard. It should be 4 inch from one edge and centered.
2. Pull the string or thread through the hole in the cardboard, and tie the ends together to form a loop.
3. Slide a large paperclip onto the string, and bend one end out slightly to act as a hook.
4. Place a nonbreakable object, such as a kitchen utensil, on the cardboard.
5. Select two nonbreakable objects with holes that can be hung on the hook.
What two objects will you select to hang on the hook?
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