Read this short text with two scenes. Scene 1 shows classmates planning a museum visit and disagreeing about which exhibit to study. Scene 2 shows them choosing the river exhibit after seeing old maps and deciding to create a joint project. How does Scene 2 fit into the text?

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Question

Read this short text with two scenes. Scene 1 shows classmates planning a museum visit and disagreeing about which exhibit to study. Scene 2 shows them choosing the river exhibit after seeing old maps and deciding to create a joint project. How does Scene 2 fit into the text?

Accepted Answer

It resolves the disagreement and shows the group moving from debate to a shared plan.