The giant moth comic · my own response

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Complete original still-image description: In an invented comic panel, one large paper moth fills the left foreground. A small drawn lamp appears near the right edge. The title MOTH AT THE WINDOW is above the panel. Everything outside this frame is unspecified. A caption below says: Every lamp in the town attracted a moth. The source gives no count of town lamps and no cause test. Draft reader guide, paragraph1: “This comic panel shows a large paper moth at the left and a small drawn lamp near the right edge.” Paragraph2: “The caption talks about every lamp in a town, but this single invented panel gives no town-wide count or cause test.”

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All four questions

Name a placement or size choice in this panel and explain what it may draw a reader’s attention to.

Repair the caption so it describes the supplied panel without inventing the town-wide count.

What different useful job does each draft guide paragraph have?

Choose one word or visual change for this reader guide and explain how it would make its meaning more accurate or useful.

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