Original supplied fictional Garden-Notice Guide plan, edition 3 August, Story Year 3. Label/marker relations: notice-viewing board—word; message collection pocket—triangle; old-paper return—circle. The picture has the first two named places upper left/upper right and the third lower middle; these are positions in this invented picture, not physical directions, distances or an actual site. Written key: triangle = message collection pocket; circle = old-paper return. This pretend notice guide labels a notice-viewing board, a message collection pocket and an old-paper return. A triangle means message collection pocket; a circle means old-paper return; the notice board has a word label. Its note says this edition lists places for messages, not proof a particular message arrived. No garden visit, current notice, personal name or opening time is supplied. Complete supplied voices: Ari says, “I want to see the notice board.” Mei says, “I want to know where old paper goes back.” This is source information, not a filled own response or staff interpretation; no actual learner/user result.
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