What goes wrong

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The statement was reworded And the general one was used for a marble Or the small ball statement The wrong age threshold was chosen The symbol was left off And the prominence rules were assumed The intended-use question was skipped Which is the finding and it cuts both ways A container was looked for as the answer The statement was put on the container The small parts test was expected here And the content rules were expected too Quote the sentence, choose among six, then find the area References

The wording is the requirement.

The statement was reworded

The six are given as text, with their own punctuation, capitalization and the abbreviation yrs. Conveying the same information differently is not what a prescribed statement asks for.

And the general one was used for a marble

A marble has two statements of its own that name it. Small parts is a different statement.

Or the small ball statement

Which is also distinct from the marble one. Four hazards, six statements, and three of them are named objects.

The wrong age threshold was chosen

Under 3 years and under 8 years both appear, for both the small ball and the marble statements, depending on the article and the toy's age range.

The symbol was left off

The section requires the statements to be displayed with warning symbols as well as to meet prominence requirements.

And the prominence rules were assumed

They are set out elsewhere in the section and are described rather than quoted here, because only the wordings were obtained verbatim.

The intended-use question was skipped

The statements attach to toys and other articles intended for use by children. Five of this group's nine leaves are plainly adult collecting.

Which is the finding and it cuts both ways

Printing a statement where none is required is a different error from omitting one where it is, and neither is determined here.

A container was looked for as the answer

No container prevents a choking hazard. There is no child-resistant closure on this shelf and that would not be the answer either.

The statement was put on the container

Which on a 0.617 inch tube or a half inch box is not possible. It usually goes on secondary packaging, which we do not sell.

The small parts test was expected here

It is the cylinder test and the model parts property covers it, including the decision not to reproduce the figure.

And the content rules were expected too

Lead, phthalates and tracking labels are separate schemes and none is described on these pages.

Quote the sentence, choose among six, then find the area

Which is the whole sequence and the area is the part we can measure.

References

16 CFR 1500.19(b), cautionary statements required in the wording given: "CHOKING HAZARD--Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs."; "CHOKING HAZARD--Small ball. Not for children under 3 yrs."; "CHOKING HAZARD--Small ball. Not for children under 8 yrs."; "CHOKING HAZARD--Marble. Not for children under 3 yrs."; "CHOKING HAZARD--Marble. Not for children under 8 yrs."; and "CHOKING HAZARD--Balloon. Children under 8 yrs. can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons." The section also requires the statements to be displayed with warning symbols and to meet prominence and conspicuousness requirements set out elsewhere in it; those are described rather than quoted here. The statements attach to toys and other articles intended for use by children, and nothing on these pages determines whether any product is one. law.cornell.edu

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. Of the 245 containers in this group, capacity runs 5.5 to 500 mL with a median of 177, and only 16 are under 30 mL, 7 under 15 and 3 under 10. The smallest is a 5.5 mL white polypropylene lip balm tube, 2.375 inches tall and 0.617 inches across, which is the narrowest container on any shelf measured in this library. The next two are a pair of polypropylene hinged containers at 7.4 mL, 0.5 inches tall and 1.5 inches across, in black and clear. Then four polypropylene double wall round base jars at 14.8 mL and four glass boston rounds at 15 mL. The shelf then climbs away, with 47 containers at 237 mL and 44 at 118.

Written from 16 CFR 1500.19(b) and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. Those statements attach to toys and other articles intended for use by children, and nothing here determines whether any product is one; the same marble sold to an adult collector sits in a different regime. The prominence, type size and symbol requirements elsewhere in the section are described rather than quoted, and the small parts test method is covered in the model parts property. No container prevents a choking hazard.