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Ribbon-game labelsYear 1 HASS · T1 W7–8 · Checks / C first source
Original fiction, discussion recorded 2026. A ribbon-game description names four cloth strips and a paper rule card. Uma says, “I want the material beside each item name so I can sort by material.” Dev says, “I want the turn rule beside the game title so I can find how to play.” Ren looked for the rule title; the record gives no result. A material-first label is suggested but has not been made or tried. No diagnosis or universal preference is given.
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- Whose stated purposes concern material and the turn rule? Match each purpose to its speaker and source clue.
- Propose two label arrangements that fit those different purposes. Explain your source reasons.
- What does the source actually record Ren doing? What result is unknown?
- Has the suggested material-first label been made or shown to work? Give one honest next step connected to the source.
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