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B2 · Nature, climate & animals · 168/200

Die Messung ist kein Wettergefühl

Distinguish a personal experience of one hot afternoon from comparable long-term climate measurements and follow an actual correction to a public exhibition. 904 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does adding another photograph of a hot day not repair the original headline?
What does the professionally reviewed series support more precisely than the first claim?
Why can Farah retain her memory of a cooler summer without contradicting the series?
How is the corrected claim kept consistent across the exhibition’s public forms?
Why can Felix still worry about attention after accepting the more accurate account?
What can the two visitor conversations show without proving overall success?