Clockwork Gallery arrows · my own response

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In this invented gallery, a key says red arrows mean entrance and blue arrows mean exit. The key describes this model gallery only. A separate story note says visitor Wen identified a red arrow after reading the key; no journey was completed. A pretend headline says: Red arrows always get every visitor all the way home. There is no real map, route, journey or safety information here.

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All four questions

Name one meaning supplied by the key and the different event supplied by the story note.

Replace the headline with a claim that this model source supports.

Which detail supports an inference that the key helped recognition, and what journey question stays open?

Make a short reader card with the key meaning, the actual story result and one useful limit.

Four own spaces start empty.