0) It is vegetable and mineral
1) Is it a made thing? Yes
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.

Is it usually found indoors?

0) It is vegetable and mineral
1) Is it a made thing? Yes
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.

Is it triangular at all?

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.

Is it heated up in use?

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.
5) Is it heated up in use? Yes, partly.

Does it hold liquid?

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.
5) Does it hold liquid? Yes.

6) Could it be carried without assistance by the average human man?

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.
5) Does it hold liquid? Yes. It is essential that it does, but holding liquid is not its main use.
6) Could it be carried without assistance by the average human man? No.

I think some clarification is needed, so see the extended answer to the fifth question.

Is it a thermometer?

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.
5) Does it hold liquid? Yes. It is essential that it does, but holding liquid is not its main use.
6) Could it be carried without assistance by the average human man? No.
7) Is it a thermometer? No.

Is it bigger than a bread box? (No, you all haven't gotten rid of me yet.)

You have no idea how patiently I waited.

I'm sure we all waited. It's a very important question.
I'm hoping there's no toilet humour involved in the answer.

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.
5) Does it hold liquid? Yes. It is essential that it does, but holding liquid is not its main use.
6) Could it be carried without assistance by the average human man? No.
7) Is it a thermometer? No.
8) Is it bigger than a bread box? Yes.

I was starting to wonder when that question would come, but now, as order is reinstated, I can relax. However, some of you seem to know things about the strength, or rather lack of strength, of the average human man that I don't know. I would have thought that the average human man could carry a thermometer and most bread box-sized things or smaller without assistance, but I was obviously mistaken!

Marit, you've never seen an "average human man" try to pick up and/or carry an angry cat, I suppose. That is not a guess, or a question, just an illustration...

And the truth is, somehow I missed that questions 5 and 6 had been asked. Time warp, I suppose.

Thank you all for waiting, I'm sorry to have caused any inconvenience.

Does it have any parts that can be moved in the usual use of the object?

0) It is vegetable and mineral.
1) Is it a made thing? Yes.
2) Would it usually be found in a kitchen? No. In fact, I would be rather surprised if it has ever been found in a kitchen.
3) Is it usually found indoors? Yes and no. These days, it's rarely found at all, but when found, it's probably usually indoors. However, when it was more common, it was usually found outdoors, so the answer depends on when the question is asked.
4) Is it triangular at all? No.
5) Does it hold liquid? Yes. It is essential that it does, but holding liquid is not its main use.
6) Could it be carried without assistance by the average human man? No.
7) Is it a thermometer? No.
8) Is it bigger than a bread box? Yes.
9) Does it have any parts that can be moved in the usual use of the object? Yes, plenty of them.

Violetmoon, now that you mention it, I've actually never seen an "average human man" try to pick up and/or carry an angry cat. I do remember my father having some difficulty holding my rabbit (which was at the time frightened as a rabbit) when I was going to clip its claws, though, so I can imagine.

Is it a steam engine?