# Held D-first source — Lantern collection display — complete text alternative

Held original fictional source layout for D-first, not a real object, event or learner response. Original fiction. One household account says Wren made a paper lantern for pretend play in 2001. A display caption says “Everyone made paper lanterns in 2001.” A note written 2024 reports that Wren's source label was attached in 2023. A maker actually wrote “Who drew the pattern?” beside the caption in 2024; the answer is unknown. The maker plans a source-card sleeve but has not made it. No reader feedback is recorded. The lantern/pattern are generic original fictional paper models, not a cultural practice or imported design. 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

### Wren · one household account

Paper lantern for pretend play in 2001. Generic outline, no cultural pattern.

### Supplied display caption

“Everyone made paper lanterns in 2001.”

### Two date jobs

Note written 2024 reports source label attached 2023.

### Actually written question / plan

“Who drew the pattern?” written 2024; answer unknown. Sleeve planned, not made. No reader feedback.

## Complete source text

Original fiction. One household account says Wren made a paper lantern for pretend play in 2001. A display caption says “Everyone made paper lanterns in 2001.” A note written 2024 reports that Wren's source label was attached in 2023. A maker actually wrote “Who drew the pattern?” beside the caption in 2024; the answer is unknown. The maker plans a source-card sleeve but has not made it. No reader feedback is recorded. The lantern/pattern are generic original fictional paper models, not a cultural practice or imported design.

## Exact question-label tabs, without answers

1. Repair the display's everyone claim with a conclusion supported by the source.
2. Which date names label attachment, which names the reporting note, and what happened with the pattern question?
3. Propose one useful source-preserving next step and say whether it is already made or tried.
4. Give a short sourced account connecting what is known, the written question and what remains open.

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

<figure><img src="V15.svg" alt="Held original fictional source layout for D-first, not a real object, event or learner response. Original fiction. One household account says Wren made a paper lantern for pretend play in 2001. A display caption says “Everyone made paper lanterns in 2001.” A note written 2024 reports that Wren&#x27;s source label was attached in 2023. A maker actually wrote “Who drew the pattern?” beside the caption in 2024; the answer is unknown. The maker plans a source-card sleeve but has not made it. No reader feedback is recorded. The lantern/pattern are generic original fictional paper models, not a cultural practice or imported design. 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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