Tasks
- Can a registered fourteen-year-old practise a skill at ten? Explain all checks.
- Which activity fits an adult with no registration who wants to watch rather than practise?
General note: hands-on sessions require registration; registered visitors arrive ten minutes early. Clay Repair—10:00–10:45, Room A, age 12+, materials included. Lamp Safety—10:30–11:15, Room B, demonstration, drop-in, no visitor lamps opened. Frame Building—11:30–12:30, Room A, age 16+, bring safety glasses. Quiet Mending—12:00–12:40, Room C, same-day signup, bring one clean fabric item.
Label
Workshop guide
Solution
AnswerSummary
Yes: Clay Repair is hands-on, begins at ten, accepts age twelve and older, and includes materials; arrival should be 9:50. Lamp Safety fits the drop-in observer.
ReasoningSteps
- Translate the profile into conditions.
- Test every relevant row.
- Apply the document-wide early-arrival rule.
EvidenceOrModel
The answers combine general registration/arrival rules with row-specific format, age, time, and materials.