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fix(curriculum): fix wording issues and simplify log checks in sentence maker lab (#69209)

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# --description--
In this lab, you will create two different stories using a sentence template. You will use variables to store different parts of the story and then output the stories to the console.
In this lab, you will create two different stories using a sentence template. You will use variables to store different parts of the story and then log the stories to the console.
**Objective:** Fulfill the user stories below and get all the tests to pass to complete the lab.
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1. You should declare a `firstStory` variable.
1. You should use the following story template to create the first story and assign it to the `firstStory` variable: `"Once upon a time, there was a(n) [adjective] [noun] who loved to eat [noun2]. The [noun] lived in a [place] and had [adjective2] nostrils that blew fire when it was [verb]."`;
1. You should use the following story template to create the first story and assign it to the `firstStory` variable: `"Once upon a time, there was a(n) [adjective] [noun] who loved to eat [noun2]. The [noun] lived in a [place] and had [adjective2] nostrils that blew fire when it was [verb]."`
1. You should output your first story to the console using the message `"First story: [firstStory]"`.
1. You should log your first story to the console using the message `"First story: [firstStory]"`.
1. You should assign new values to your `adjective`, `noun`, `verb`, `place`, `adjective2`, and `noun2` variables.
1. You should declare a `secondStory` variable.
1. Create another story using the same template and assign it to the `secondStory` variable.
1. You should create another story using the same template and assign it to the `secondStory` variable.
1. You should output your second story to the console using the message `"Second story: [secondStory]"`.
1. You should log your second story to the console using the message `"Second story: [secondStory]"`.
# --before-each--
```js
const spy = __helpers.spyOn(console, 'log');
const getLogs = () => spy.calls.map(call => call.join(' '));
```
# --hints--
You should declare an `adjective` variable.
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);
```
You should log your first story using the message `"First story: [firstStory]"`.
You should log your first story to the console using the message `"First story: [firstStory]"`.
```js
const condition1 = /console\.log\(\s*["']First\s+story:\s+["']\s*\+\s*firstStory\s*\);?/gm.test(code);
const condition2 = /console\.log\(\s*`First\s+story:\s+\$\{firstStory\}`\s*\);?/gm.test(code);
assert.isTrue(condition1 || condition2);
assert.include(getLogs(), `First story: ${firstStory}`);
```
You should declare a `secondStory` variable.
@@ -208,15 +213,13 @@ assert.match(
);
```
You should log your second story using the format `"Second story: [secondStory]"`.
You should log your second story to the console using the message `"Second story: [secondStory]"`.
```js
const condition1 = /console\.log\(\s*["']Second\s+story:\s+["']\s*\+\s*secondStory\s*\);?/gm.test(code);
const condition2 = /console\.log\(\s*`Second\s+story:\s+\$\{secondStory\}`\s*\);?/gm.test(code);
assert.isTrue(condition1 || condition2);
assert.include(getLogs(), `Second story: ${secondStory}`);
```
The `firstStory` should not be the same as the `secondStory`.
Your `firstStory` should not be the same as your `secondStory`.
```js
assert.notEqual(firstStory, secondStory);