A detailed hand-drawn illustration of a Canadian teenage girl's bedroom, in a realistic and warm graphic-novel style. The room is personal, lively and slightly messy, but believable and age-appropriate. The teenage girl is sitting on or next to her unmade bed, playing the guitar. There is a laptop on a desk, headphones, school books, a backpack, sneakers, some clothes on a chair, a small plant and a few music posters. On the walls, there are several photos: the girl with her best friends, with her family, and with her dog. There are also a few subtle clues that she lives in Canada, such as a small Canadian flag or postcard and a photo of a Canadian landscape. The bedroom should contain many small details that allow students to guess who she is: she likes music, plays guitar, likes reading, loves her dog, spends time with her friends and family, and has a creative and sociable personality. A small wastebasket is clearly visible. Inside it, there is a crumpled school paper reading “MATH TEST” with a low grade such as “F”, suggesting that she doesn't like maths. There can also be a discarded vegetable or broccoli wrapper as another subtle clue about something she doesn't like. The image should NOT contain speech bubbles, captions, labels or an infographic layout. The clues should be natural and subtle so that students have to observe, describe and make hypotheses. Any visible writing must be in American English. The overall image should look like a genuine illustrated scene See more