Two display boards and a box of cards
1An exhibition team has exactly two display boards. One stands near the entrance and shows the daily schedule. The other stands beside the window and explains how visitors can join a workshop. Both boards remain in the room throughout the event, so moving from one to the other does not mean leaving the exhibition.
2On a nearby table, a box contains many blank cards. Jisoo takes one card to draw a route. When the drawing becomes difficult to read, she takes another card from the box. The text does not identify which of the remaining blank cards she chooses. The second card is an additional card, not the only card left.
3Later, six completed cards are arranged in a row. Two describe the entrance display; the others describe the window display. No completed card has a third topic. A visitor asks for other information about the workshop, including whether tools will be provided. The volunteer answers the question but keeps the two displays separate in her explanation.