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One tip, one preference, no second resultFoundation Design Tech · T4 W39–40 · Aids / V05 alternative · Text version

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Ena places a folded face in the supplied fictional account. A labelled arrow shows its one tip in that check. A separate rectangle records liking the large invented animal mark. No new base, second check, actual animal handling or universal display conclusion is pictured.
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Ena places a folded face in the supplied fictional account. A labelled arrow shows its one tip in that check. A separate rectangle records liking the large invented animal mark. No new base, second check, actual animal handling or universal display conclusion is pictured.

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Ena invents an animal and wants its mark visible while telling a story. In the fiction Ena places a folded sheet on an agreed table; the face tips over once. Ena likes the large mark but gives no new base or second trial. There is no actual animal handling or fact about real animal care.

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Ena places a folded face

The invented animal mark is shown for Ena’s story.

One fictional tip

A labelled arrow shows the one tip in the stated check.

Ena likes the large mark

One fictional event; no revised base or second trial.

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