Complete the account of a project.
A project has a question that could be answered ______. Twelve weeks at six studio hours gives ______ hours in total. A four-layer oil method has three waiting gaps, which at five days each is ______ days of drying. The record kept at the moment decisions are taken is the ______.
Word bank: wrongly · 72 · 15 · logbook · quickly · 18
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- The third blank counts gaps rather than layers.
- The last blank is what the syllabus calls a diari de bitàcola.
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A project has a question that could be answered wrongly. Twelve weeks at six studio hours gives 72 hours in total. A four-layer oil method has three waiting gaps, which at five days each is 15 days of drying. The record kept at the moment decisions are taken is the logbook.
The third blank catches almost everyone. Four layers have three gaps between them, not four, and the difference of five days is exactly the margin that decides whether the last canvas can be finished. Counting intervals rather than items is worth doing slowly.
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