JPH0453832Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention is based on the idea that in response to a voice question that is selected by inserting a card, the user selects the answer that they think is correct from among the answer examples displayed on the card. The present invention relates to a quiz machine toy that determines whether the answer is correct or incorrect by voice.

(Conventional technology) Conventionally, this type of toy has not been seen.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) This invention stimulates the desire to learn like never before, as the questions are asked by voice and the judgment of whether the answer is correct or incorrect is also done by voice. The purpose is to provide a quiz machine toy that is simple in configuration and inexpensive.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the quiz machine toy according to the invention is composed of a toy body provided with a card insertion part and a card inserted into the card insertion part. The outer shell of the toy body is made of a hollow case, and inside the toy body are recorded voices representing a plurality of questions and voices representing correct/incorrect answers. A recording device having a plurality of question selection protrusions for selectively reproducing one of the voices representing a plurality of questions, and a protrusion for determining whether an answer is correct or incorrect and selectively reproducing one of the voices representing correct or incorrect answers. A problem setting key and a plurality of answering keys are installed so as to be displaceable by external operation, and one end is rotated in conjunction with the displacement of the problem setting key. Rotating levers for selecting questions that move selection protrusions are installed in the same number as the number of questions, and are rotated in conjunction with the displacement of the plurality of answer keys, and one end is used for determining whether the answer is correct or incorrect. A pair of rotary levers for determining correct and incorrect are built in to move the protrusions, and a movable lever is provided between the plurality of answer keys and the rotary lever for determining correct and incorrect. Accordingly, a sorting member is installed that connects the plurality of answer keys to one of the rotary levers for determining correctness and incorrectness, respectively. a question selection section in which only one of the rotational levers for question selection is positioned so as to be interlocked with the question setting key;
Only the answer key that corresponds to the correct answer among the multiple answer examples displayed on the same card is linked to the positive discriminating rotary lever of the correct/incorrect discriminating rotary lever, and and a correct/incorrect classification section for moving the selection member to a position where the remaining answer keys corresponding to the answer are brought into interlocking relationship with the rotary lever for determining incorrectness.

(Function) After inserting the card into the card insertion section of the toy body, when the question setting key is operated, the question selection section of the card asks the question of the question selected from the recording device by voice. In response to that question, when the answerer operates (answers) the answer key that corresponds to the answer that he or she thinks is correct from among the answer examples displayed on the card,
If the answer is correct, the recording device will emit a sound indicating that it is correct;
If the answer is incorrect, a voice will be emitted indicating the error, and the answerer will have to listen to the question and whether or not the answer selected as the answer to the question is the correct answer. I can do it.

(Example) Quiz machine toy 1 according to an example of this invention
As shown in Fig. 1 as an overall perspective view, Fig. 2 as an exploded perspective view, and Fig. 6 as a vertical cross-sectional side view, there is an overview of the multiple questions and the correct answers to the questions. It has a built-in recording device 30 in which voices expressing mistakes can be selectively reproduced, and can be moved together with a question setting key 40 and a sorting member 70 for taking out the question via a rotating lever 50 for selecting a question. An answer key 80 for performing an answer operation via a rotating lever 60 for determining correctness and incorrectness is attached to the card insertion part 11a.
is inserted into the card insertion part 11a and acts on the question selection rotary lever 50 and the sorting member 70 to select and reproduce the questions to be taken out and to respond to the answers by voice. It is composed of a card 20 for instructing selective reproduction of correct/incorrect judgments.

The toy main body 10 includes a case 11 constituting its outer shell, and the case 11 includes the record device 30, the rotating lever 50 for problem selection, and the sorting member 7.
In addition to the rotary lever 60 for determining 0, correct and incorrect, the question setting key 40 and answering key 80 are attached so as to be externally operable.

The case 11 is made, for example, to have a hollow robot toy-like appearance with a front half 12 and a rear half 13 joined together, and the front half 12 has the card insertion section 11a on the front side. , and on the rear side of the rear half 13 is a housing section 16 for the battery 15.
Each is provided. Furthermore, a recess 17 is provided on the rear side of the rear half 13, and a storage box 90 for the card 20 is removably fitted into the recess 17.

The record device 30 is a record (not shown) in which sounds representing a plurality of questions and sounds representing whether the answers to the questions are correct or incorrect are recorded, or a selective playback device that selectively plays back the sounds. (not shown) is installed outside the record case 30a with the same number of problem selection protrusions 31 (31
a to 31d) and correct/incorrect discrimination protrusion 32 (3
2a, 32b) are each provided with a return force in the upward direction by a spring 33, and are installed so as to be able to rise and fall freely. In this way, multiple types of voices are recorded on records (not shown),
Case 30 containing the record (not shown)
A record in which a desired voice among the recorded voices can be selectively reproduced by pressing a plurality of protrusions 31a, 31b, . The detailed configuration of the device 30 is already disclosed in US Pat. No. 3,712,629 and is well known, so a description thereof will be omitted.

Further, the problem setting key 40 is used for case 11.
It can be pressed down from the outside in a through hole 10a provided in the upper part of the housing, and is installed so that it can be raised and lowered while being given an upward return force by a spring 41.

In addition, the question selection rotating member 50 (51 to 5
4) is bent in a Z shape and supported rotatably, and one end of each is connected to the problem selection protrusion 3.
1 (31a to 31d), which correspond to the upper ends of the protrusion contact parts 51a to 54a from above, and the other end of each of the protrusion contact parts 51a to 54a corresponds one to one to the upper ends of the card insertion parts 11 (31a to 31d).
The card contact portions 51b to 54b located in
The lower end of the key 40 serves as problem setting key contact portions 51c to 54c that can be contacted when the key 40 is lowered. And rotation lever 50 (51 to 54) for problem selection.
is rotatably supported via a pin 55, and the protrusion contact portions 51a to 51a are supported by a spring 56.
54a side rises and the question selection protrusion 31 (3
1a to 31d), and in this restored state, the card contact portions 51b to 54b protrude into the card insertion portion 11a, and When the question setting key 40 is lowered, its lower end cannot come into contact with the question setting key contact portions 51c to 54c of the question selection rotary lever 50 (51 to 54).

In addition, the answer keys 80 (81 to 83) are
They are rotatably installed inside the case 11 via a support shaft 84, and one end of each protrudes outside the case 11 so that it can be pressed down, and the other end of each located inside the case 11 is connected to the normal and erroneous terminals. They are hook-shaped pieces 81a to 83a that can be engaged with the discrimination rotary lever 60 (61, 62).

In addition, the rotary lever 60 (6
1, 62) is the support shaft 6 in the case 11.
3, and is provided so as to be freely movable (slidable) along the support shaft 63 together with the sorting member 70 while being held by the sorting member 70. As shown in detail in exploded view in FIG. 5, the positive discrimination rotating member 61 is bent in a dogleg shape, and the answer key 8 is attached to one end of the rotating member 61.
Engagement piece 61 having a width that can be engaged with only one of the hook-shaped pieces 81a to 83a of 0 (81 to 83)
a is provided, and a protrusion pressing portion 61b capable of pressing the positive discrimination protrusion 32a at the other end from above.
is provided. On the other hand, as shown in the figure, the rotary lever 62 for determining the error is bent in a dogleg shape as a whole, and is divided into two parts at one end, and the answer key is attached to each end. Any two of the hook-shaped pieces 81a to 83a (81a and 82
Engagement pieces 62a and 62b having widths that can be simultaneously engaged with the protrusions 82a and 83a) are provided at the other end, while a protrusion pressing portion 62c that can be pressed from above by the false discrimination protrusion 32b is provided at the other end. is provided. As shown in FIG. 3, the positive discrimination rotary lever 61 is placed between the bifurcated parts of the false discrimination rotary lever 62, and these Members 61, 62
They are arranged in a state of being held by the support shaft 63, and are fitted to the support shaft 63 so as to be freely rotatable independently and movable (slidable) in the direction of the support shaft 63, respectively.

Further, as shown in detail in FIG. 5, a protrusion 70a is provided approximately at the center of the front portion of the sorting member 70, and the protrusion 70a is located in the card insertion portion 11a.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the card 20 is made into a rectangular shape with a certain thickness, and a problem statement 20a (for example,
What pictures go together? -Which pictures are of the same friends? ) is displayed, and the picture 20b for that problem (for example, APLLE-apple,
GRAPES) is displayed, and below it is an example answer 20c (for example, BOOK
○－Book, BANANA □－Banana,
BASEBALL △−Baseball) is displayed.

In this example, as mentioned above, problem statement 2
0a etc. are displayed in English, but they may be displayed in Japanese or any other language, and the question sentence 20a etc.
display is not required.

Further, a question selection part 20d for instructing the selection of a question is provided between the question sentence 20a and the question picture 20b of the card 20, and the answer key 80 (81 to 83) is provided at the lower end. Correct/wrong classification section 2 for classifying whether the answer selected by the operation is correct or incorrect.
0e is provided.

The question selection section 20d is configured to move the question selection rotary lever 50 (51 to 54) when the card 20 is inserted into the card insertion section 11a.
Three through-holes 20da, 20db, 20dc provided at the part where they meet the three card contact parts (corresponding to problem statement 20a) excluding one of the card contact parts 51b to 54b, and others. a non-perforated portion 20 that meets one card contact portion of the
It is composed of dd and.

Then, when the card 20 is inserted into the card insertion part 11a, the through holes 20da, 20db,
Card contact part (51b to 54) that meets 20dc
When the question setting key 40 is lowered, the three question selection rotary levers (corresponding three of them 51 to 54) have three problem selection levers (any three of b). key contact area for problem setting on the rotary lever for problem selection (51c to 54c)
It is stopped at a position where it does not meet the three corresponding ones) and is not turned by the problem setting key 40. On the other hand, the portion 2 of the card 20 that does not have a through hole
The card contact part (51b to 54b) that met 0dd
When the problem setting key 40 is lowered, the lower end of the problem selection rotary lever (the corresponding one of 51 to 54) has a problem selection lever (remaining one of them). key contact area (5
1c to 54c), and when the key 40 is lowered, the lower end of the key 40 hits the problem setting key contact part and is rotated, and the rotation lever is rotated. Protrusion contact part (51
a to 54a) presses down the question selection protrusion (one of 31a to 31d) corresponding to the question statement 20a of the inserted card 20, and as a result, the card 20 A voice representing a question corresponding to the question sentence 20a is emitted from the recording device 30.

Further, the correct/incorrect classification section 20e is constituted by a notch 20ea cut out in a substantially triangular shape, and the position of the notch 20ea differs depending on the card 20, and the card 20 is inserted into the card insertion section 11a. When inserted, the inclined edge of the notch 20ea engages with the protrusion 70a of the sorting member 70, as shown in FIG. 4A.
As shown in the explanatory diagrams in ~C, the same sorting member 70
together with a rotary lever 60 (61,
62) in the direction of the support shaft 63, and then move the engaging piece 61a of the positive discrimination rotary lever 61 to the hook-shaped pieces 81a to 8 of the answer key 80 (81 to 83).
3a, while engaging the engaging pieces 62a, 62b of the rotary lever 62 for error determination with the hook-shaped pieces (2) of the remaining answer keys (two of 81-83). 81a to 83a). However, the correct/incorrect classification section 20e does not need to be the cutout section 20ea as described above, as long as the sorting member 70 can be moved as described above.

Therefore, when a certain card 20 is inserted into the card insertion section 11a, the correct/incorrect classification section 20e of the card 20 causes the rotating lever 60 (61, 62) for determining the correct/incorrect status to be rotated together with the sorting member 70 as a pivot. 6
By being moved in three directions, the engagement piece 61 of the positive discrimination rotary lever 61 is moved as shown in FIG. 4A.
When a engages with the hook-shaped piece 82a of the answer key 82 in the middle, the rotary lever 6 for determining the error
The left engaging piece 62a of 2 is the left answer key 81.
The right engaging piece 62b of the rotary lever 62 for incorrect determination engages the hook-shaped piece 83a of the right answer key 83, and as shown in FIG. 4B, a positive determination is made. When the engagement piece 61a of the rotation lever 61 engages the hook-shaped piece 83a of the answer key 83 on the right side,
Engagement piece 62a on the left side of the rotating lever 62 for incorrect determination
engages with both the hook-shaped pieces 81a and 82a of the middle and left answer keys 81 and 82 (at this time, the right engagement piece 62b does not engage with the engagement pieces of either of the answer keys and is in a free state). ), as shown in FIG. 4C, the engagement piece 61a of the positive discrimination rotary lever 61
is engaged with the hook-shaped piece 81a of the left answer key 81, the right engaging piece 62b of the rotary lever 62 for error determination engages the middle and right answer keys 82,
83 hook-shaped pieces 82a and 83a (at this time, the left engaging piece 62a does not engage with any of the answer key engaging pieces and is in a free state).
state.

Therefore, in each of these cases, the answer key (81-83) having the hook-shaped piece (any one of 81a-83a) engaged with the engaging piece 61a of the positive discrimination rotation lever 61 is When one of them is pressed, the positive discrimination protrusion 32a is pushed down via the positive discrimination rotary lever 61 and a sound is emitted to indicate that the answer is correct. When the answer key (the remaining two out of 81 to 83) is pressed, a voice indicating that the answer is incorrect will be emitted from the recorder 30.

Note that the card 20 has through holes 20da, 20db,
A plurality of types are prepared with different positions of the cards 20dc and notches 20ea, and the questions to be selected and the positions of the correct answers differ depending on which card 20 is used.

Next, how to use and operate the quiz machine toy 1 according to the embodiment configured as above will be explained.

First, when an arbitrary card 20 is inserted into the card insertion section 11a of the toy main body 10, the question selection section 20d of the card 20 selects and reproduces a question and an answer key (81) that gives the correct answer. to 83) are respectively specified set states. After setting in this manner, when the question setting key 40 is pressed down, the rotation record for question selection (51 to 54 one of them) is rotated, and a specific question selection protrusion (one of 31a to 31d) is pushed down by the rotation lever, so that the question sentence 20a of that card 20
is emitted from the recording device 30 as if it had been read aloud.

After listening to the question, the answerer
Select one of the answer examples 20c displayed in Rotating lever 60 (61,6
2) Protrusions 32a and 32b for determining correct and incorrect
If one of the answers is pressed down, a voice expressing that the answer is correct, and a voice expressing that the answer is incorrect, are selectively reproduced and emitted from the recording device 30. .

(Effects of the invention) According to this invention, the toy body plays and emits a sound representing a question by operating the question setting key, and also generates an example answer for the problem by operating the answer key. The toy is equipped with a recording device that reproduces and emits a sound indicating whether the answer is correct or incorrect when one is selected and answered, and by inserting a card into the main body of the toy, the toy can be selected and played using the question setting key. Since the problem to be solved and the answer button that gives the correct answer can be specified, the structure is simple enough to be provided as an inexpensive toy. False judgments can also be made by voice,
In addition, it is possible to provide a quiz machine toy that is extremely easy to handle and increases the motivation to learn, since the selection of questions and the indication of correct or incorrect answers can be performed by simple card operations.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 6 are quiz machine toys according to embodiments of this invention, among which:
Figure 1 is an overall perspective view, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view, and Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view.
The figure is a partial perspective view showing the internal structure of the surrounding area of the answer key, and Figures 4A, B, and C respectively show the relationship between the card, the sorting member, the rotating lever for determining correct/incorrect, and the answer key. An explanatory view, FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing the rotary lever for determining correct/incorrect and a sorting member, respectively, and FIG. 6 is a longitudinal side view. 1...Quiz machine toy, 10...Toy body, 11...Case, 11a...Card insertion part,
20...Card, 20d...Question selection section, 20e
...Correct/incorrect classification section, 30...Record device, 31
(31a-31d)...Problem selection prongs, 32
(32a, 32b)... Protrusion for determining correct and incorrect, 4
0...Key for problem setting, 50 (51-54)...
Rotating lever for selecting questions, 60 (61, 62)...
Rotating lever for determining correct and incorrect, 61... Rotating lever for determining correct, 62... Rotating lever for determining incorrect, 7
0...Selection member, 80 (81-83)...Answer key.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A quiz machine toy comprising a toy body provided with a card insertion part and a card inserted into the card insertion part, and characterized by meeting the following requirements. (a) The outer shell of the toy body is constituted by a hollow case. (b) The toy itself has recorded voices representing multiple problems and voices representing correct/incorrect answers, and multiple problems in which one of the recorded voices representing the multiple problems can be selected and played. A built-in recording device is provided with a selection protrusion and a protrusion for determining whether an answer is correct or incorrect for selectively reproducing one of the sounds representing the correctness or incorrectness of the answer. (c) The toy body is equipped with a question setting key and multiple answer keys that can be moved by external operation. (d) Inside the toy body, there are installed a number of problem selection turning levers that are rotated in conjunction with the displacement of the problem setting key and that move the problem selection protrusions at one end, the same number as the number of problems. At the same time, a pair of turning levers for determining correctness and incorrectness are installed, which are rotated in conjunction with the displacement of the plurality of answering keys and move a protrusion for determining correctness and incorrectness of the answer at one end. . (e) There is a movable space between the plurality of answer keys and the rotary lever for determining correct/incorrect, and as the plurality of answer keys move, the plurality of answer keys are rotated for determining correct/incorrect. A sorting member is installed on one of the levers, which is linked to each other in an interlocking relationship. (f) When the card is inserted, one of the plurality of question selection rotating levers
A question selection section that displaces the question mark to a position where it can be linked with the question setting key, and only the answer key corresponding to the correct answer among the plural answer examples displayed on the card is used to determine whether the answer is correct or incorrect. The sorting member is placed in a position where it is brought into interlocking relationship with the positive determination rotary lever among the positive determination rotary levers, and the remaining answer keys corresponding to the incorrect ones are brought into interlocking relationship with the incorrect determination rotary lever. A correct/incorrect classification section to be moved is provided.