# Held B-first source — Three ring-game childhoods — complete text alternative

Held original fictional source layout for B-first, not a real object, event or learner response. Original fiction. Ena is Sol's parent; Sol is Kit's parent. Ena's childhood account 1982 says Ena drew a ring on paper with pencil and took turns pointing to a picture. Sol's childhood account 2002 says Sol drew a ring on paper with crayon and took turns pointing to a picture. Kit's childhood account 2024 says Kit drew a ring on paper with pen and took turns pointing to a picture. A note says Kit's card was filed 2026. No account states everyone used these tools or identifies this as a learner's own family. Equal panel spacing organises the source and does not measure years. Four question-label tabs point to the separate genuinely empty own response; they provide no staff key.

## Reading order and exact labels

Parent links: Ena → Sol (parent); Sol → Kit (parent). Separate from unscaled childhood order.

### Ena · childhood 1982

Ring drawn on paper with pencil; turns pointing to a picture.

### Sol · childhood 2002

Ring drawn on paper with crayon; turns pointing to a picture.

### Kit · childhood 2024

Ring drawn on paper with pen; turns pointing to a picture.

### Filed · 2026

Kit’s card filed 2026. Filing is a different date job. No universal use or learner-family claim.

## Complete source text

Original fiction. Ena is Sol's parent; Sol is Kit's parent. Ena's childhood account 1982 says Ena drew a ring on paper with pencil and took turns pointing to a picture. Sol's childhood account 2002 says Sol drew a ring on paper with crayon and took turns pointing to a picture. Kit's childhood account 2024 says Kit drew a ring on paper with pen and took turns pointing to a picture. A note says Kit's card was filed 2026. No account states everyone used these tools or identifies this as a learner's own family.

## Exact question-label tabs, without answers

1. Who is linked as parent/child in this source, and which dates name their childhood accounts? Put the childhood accounts in an unscaled order.
2. What continues across the three accounts? Give a source clue.
3. What changes in the described way of making the game? Give two dated clues.
4. Does 2026 tell when Kit played as a child? What does it tell, and what can this invented source not establish about your own family?

[Separate empty own response](../responses/B-first.html).

<figure><img src="V11.svg" alt="Held original fictional source layout for B-first, not a real object, event or learner response. Original fiction. Ena is Sol&#x27;s parent; Sol is Kit&#x27;s parent. Ena&#x27;s childhood account 1982 says Ena drew a ring on paper with pencil and took turns pointing to a picture. Sol&#x27;s childhood account 2002 says Sol drew a ring on paper with crayon and took turns pointing to a picture. Kit&#x27;s childhood account 2024 says Kit drew a ring on paper with pen and took turns pointing to a picture. A note says Kit&#x27;s card was filed 2026. No account states everyone used these tools or identifies this as a learner&#x27;s own family. Equal panel spacing organises the source and does not measure years. Four question-label tabs point to the separate genuinely empty own response; they provide no staff key."><figcaption>Whole original drawing plane; a larger readable canvas realises the complete accepted composition. Equal spacing does not measure years.</figcaption></figure>

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