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Der Wettbewerb ohne gleiche Startlinie

Compare a science competition's impressive finished models with the learning and resources behind them, then follow a redesigned school round. 916 words

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Comprehension quiz

What does the first presentation reveal about comparing the home-built models?
Why does Felix not simply make Aylin's design sketches the decisive criterion for the original competition?
What limit remains even when everyone uses the same school materials, tools and time?
Why does Aylin receive an award despite her second model performing less well in the strength test?
How does Felix respond to Mats's concern that access to a machine makes his work seem worthless?
Why is Aylin's note about the changed support spacing more informative than calling the model prettier?