Fictional library group asks how a named Moon's lit appearance differs across a longer period. Draft: “Everyone must go out at 11 pm every night until a Moon is found; fill every missing row as no Moon; copy a planet-position sketch if cloudy.” No actual outings occurred. Indoors the library has labelled supplied Moon-appearance records spanning about a month; a current primary page can explain the general cycle. The library has no local weather/current position forecast or permission from a real family.
Question 1: What record type fits the group's appearance question?
Question 2: Change the draft so it is safe and optional.
Question 3: What should a cloudy or missing row say?
Question 4: What evidence exists now, and what remains a plan?
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