If you follow instructions saying purl two, cast off, what are you doing?
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You would typically find clerks, ushers, and a jury in a courthouse. A courthouse is a building that houses a court of law, where legal disputes are heard and decided by a judge or jury. Clerks are responsible for maintaining court records, ushers maintain order in the courtroom, and a jury is a group of citizens who hear the evidence in a legal case and decide the outcome.
If you follow instructions saying "purl two, cast off," you are knitting two stitches using the purl stitch technique, and then using the cast off method to securely finish your knitting project by carefully removing the stitches from your needle. This creates a smooth edge along your work and prevents it from unraveling.