Eli’s winter-window wish · my own response

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In a made-up window-design story, Eli says, “I want the blue panel near the title.” Mo says, “I think the amber panel might be easier for me to notice.” These are different people’s wish and tentative judgement. No noticeability check happened and no choice was declared best. The story gives no universal audience preference or measured result.

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All four questions

Name the speaker of the wish and the words that make it a wish.

Quote Mo’s exact words with Mo named. If writing, show the quotation boundaries and sentence punctuation.

Report Mo’s meaning in your own words; make clear that it is a tentative personal judgement, not a test result.

Link the two voices in a short reader note. Explain why these statements do not establish one best panel.

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