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B2 · Culture, arts & creative life · 185/200

Der offene Wettbewerb hat geschlossene Wege

Separate a free entry process from the real cost and suitability of exhibiting shortlisted art, including a genuine option to decline after transport improves. 954 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does a free digital application not make the whole competition accessible in the narrator’s case?
Why is the proposed four-frame display not simply a smaller selection of independent works?
What makes the revised transport offer a concrete shared provision rather than a personal favor?
Why can Farah accept the improved offer while the narrator still refuses it?
What follows the narrator’s explicit refusal?
What cost of the decision remains visible at the opening and afterwards?