Reading · Correspondence
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Dear Devon,

You weren't at the trivia night again! In all the years we've been on the same team, I can't remember you missing two weeks in a row. I hope everything is okay. A couple of the others were home with bad colds last week, so I hope you didn't pick up the same thing!

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1The writer's main reason for writing is
Ato ask about leaving her office job.
Bto advertise her small gardening business.
Cto have a few questions answered before she signs up.
Dto invite Devon to trivia night next week.
2One thing the writer feels unsure about is
Ahandling the money side of the business.
Bkeeping the garden beautiful.
Ctracking the costs of trivia night.
Dpreparing the year-end reports.
3The writer hopes to
Arestore the beautiful garden her grandmother kept.
Bhave more free time for trivia night.
Cteach evening classes at the college.
Dleave her office job to start a small business.
4Regarding her current job, the writer
Aprepares reports at the office in the evenings.
Bjoined the trivia team only last week.
Cgets very busy once spring arrives.
Dwill have more free time when spring arrives.
5About the course fee, the writer learned that
Athose who qualify may not pay the whole fee.
Bthe bursary covered the cost for everyone last year.
Cthe course runs at the college in the evenings.
Dthe website explains exactly how the fee works.
6Before applying, the writer wants to
Alook at the program's website once more.
Bfill out the application forms right away.
Csign up for the certificate without delay.
Dget answers to her questions about the program.
7The writer suggests that Devon was absent because he
Ajoined the Night Owls team.
Bwas busy with year-end reports.
Cwas home helping his grandmother.
Dmay have caught a cold.
8The writer compares Devon to
Athe captain of the trivia team.
Bthe owner of a small gardening business.
Cthe team's best player.
Dan expert in landscape design.
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