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Der Stoff hinter dem Sonderangebot

Distinguish documented working conditions from reassuring sales language and understand the cost of buying fewer garments with clearer production information. 904 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does Nadja reject the first shop’s reassurance without claiming proven exploitation?
Why does her earlier purchase influence the questions she asks Mika?
Why are the atelier’s disclosures more useful without being a complete certification?
What financial compromise does Nadja actually make?
Which boundary remains visible in Nadja’s enquiry about Eda’s work?
What does Eda’s departure at six establish at the story’s end?