These are fictional closed-packet tasks, with no real-world actions. Using only the packet, give a useful, concise response to the request in no more than 110 words. Return a JSON array with id and answer for each case. Do not reveal private reasoning or add commentary. Do not browse, seek outside context, or read other files after this prompt.

L1
Request: Summarize this for a sponsor brief and give the safest audience-interest figure for planning.
Packet:
A fictional newsletter attempted to send a weekend-edition interest survey to 1,400 subscriber addresses. There were 150 delivery failures, leaving 1,250 delivered invitations.
The survey was optional. It received 400 unique responses from those delivered invitations, with one response per subscriber: 320 selected "interested" and 80 selected "not interested."
The draft sponsor slide says: "80% of our reachable subscribers want a weekend edition, so we already have 1,000 interested subscribers."
No subscription commitment or purchase was requested in the survey.

L2
Request: Write a short exhibit label, then add one sentence advising whether the website’s opening date should change.
Packet:
The fictional Bellwater Model Bridge exhibit has several dates in its records.
A signed construction ledger records work beginning in June 1962. The foundation stone is carved "1962."
A dated invitation and visitor register describe a private preview for invited club members in September 1963.
A signed opening-day brochure and matching public ticket ledger record the first public opening on May 2, 1964. The archive’s current catalog also lists public opening as 1964.
The museum website currently says "Opened to the public in 1962." Its source field identifies a photograph of the foundation stone. No record in the packet gives a reason for the interval between construction and public opening.

L3
Request: Which media should the nursery order for its next 100 cuttings, and what rooting result should it plan around?
Packet:
A fictional nursery tested two growing media. The result is whether a cutting rooted after 14 days.
Medium A: 54 of 60 mint cuttings rooted; 12 of 40 sage cuttings rooted. Medium B: 24 of 40 mint cuttings rooted; 42 of 60 sage cuttings rooted.
The summary sheet says both media rooted 66 of 100 cuttings overall. The next batch will contain 80 mint cuttings and 20 sage cuttings.
The nursery may choose a different medium for each variety. Both media cost the same per cutting and are available in any needed quantity. Planning estimates may use the observed variety-specific rates; these are trial results, not guarantees for a future batch.

L4
Request: What transport plan should the coordinator use, and how much setup margin does it leave?
Packet:
On Tuesday, November 3, a projector and its crew can leave Hall A at 16:10. The projector must be unloaded and ready at Hall B by 17:00. Unloading and setup take 12 minutes after the van arrives.
The van assigned for this transfer is 2.3 meters high. The equipment and crew fit in it; changing vehicles is outside the plan.
The old route sheet lists the Bridge route as a 20-minute drive. A city notice effective November 1 closes that bridge to vehicles on weekdays from 16:00 to 18:00.
The current route sheet lists the North route as a 32-minute drive with no applicable height restriction, and the River route as a 26-minute drive with a posted 2.1-meter height limit.
A driver’s message says, "I used River last week with the 2.0-meter van." The route times are planning estimates for travel only, excluding unloading and setup.
