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Your own words · A comet faceFoundation Design Tech · T4 W39–40 · Responses / A first

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Original fiction. Nuri wants a display to show one invented comet mark to someone looking from an agreed tabletop position. One whole blank paper sheet is available in the story; it will stay uncut. Nuri may propose a flat, folded or another communicated arrangement. No idea has been supplied, no sheet has been marked or folded, and nobody has checked a result. The story’s available sheet is not local approval of a learner’s actual materials.

My component 1: What would your own display help the viewer do? Show or tell one face or position that serves that job.

My component 2: Create two meaningfully different arrangements for this comet-display job. What would change for a viewer or maker?

My component 3: Choose one of your ideas, combine them, or choose neither. Give your own reason.

My component 4: Name a suitable proposed material, who would act, and a specific first/next step for your chosen idea.

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