From: Paula Washington ＜pwashington@4seasonsgreenhouse.com＞
To: Clara Nash ＜order@coloniapottery.com＞
Subject: Order
Dear Mr. Nash,
My name is Paula Washington and I’m the owner of the Four Seasons Creenhouse in Lewiston. I was given your email address by Mr. Steve Halloway at the New England Florists’ Convention in Boston last fall. I would like to purchase a large number of clay pots from you. Our previous supplier recently went out of business and we urgently need to replenish our stock.
At this time, I would like to order four dozen of your plain six-inch clay pots, for dozen of your plain ten-inch clay pots, and two dozen of your large ornamental pots. I only want to make a small order at this time in order to test the quality of your merchandise. If this selection of products from your inventory meets our standards, a second, large order will follow.
Please arrange to have the clay pots delivered to our warehouse a
A. To attend a convention
B. To change an order
C. To return a shipment
D. To find a new supplier
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The poor driver telephoned the police and explained what had happened. The police decided that the best way to deal with the situation would be to call a local beekeeper. In a short time, the beekeeper arrived. He found the unwelcome passenger hidden near the rear axle of the car. Very grateful to the driver for the unexpected gift, the beekeeper took the queen and her thousands of followers home in a large box. Equally grateful, the dr
A. Because he saw a black cloud following his car.
B. Because he heard a loud noise from the back of the car.
C. Because he heard a strange noise from the back of the car.
D. Because he wanted to get something from the gas station.
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