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Der Besuch während der Ernte

Compare visitors' and a farm host's expectations about a work-for-accommodation stay and follow their decision to end it. 919 words

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Comprehension quiz

How does the actual harvest work differ from the basis on which Romy and Lea agreed to stay?
Why does preparing empty crates not provide a dependable replacement agreement?
What do Romy and Lea give up when they choose the ordinary guesthouse?
How do they settle the night already spent on the farm?
How does Romy respond to Lea's feeling that leaving means they have given up?
Why is the guesthouse a suitable choice despite fewer days and less excursion money?