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Read the following message.

Dear Ms. Tremblay,

I am writing in response to the notice I received this morning. First of all, I would like to tell you that I have enjoyed running my bakery stall at Riverside Market this past year and would like to keep my space for another year. However, your notice says the new monthly fee will be $1,400. This is a big increase from the $1,000 I have been paying. Could we come to an agreement that both of us can accept?

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1Hannah's main purpose in writing is
Ato reach an agreement about the notice she received.
Bto defend herself against legal action.
Cto request a similar stall near the main entrance.
Dto ask for more time to pay her monthly fee.
2The fee Hannah pays now is
Anine hundred dollars.
Bfour hundred dollars.
Cfourteen hundred dollars.
Done thousand dollars.
3Hannah suggests that
Ashe would like to keep the stall permanently.
Ba cold-storage cabinet was added to her unit.
Creliable vendors are hard for the market to replace.
Dthe two new food halls downtown have already opened.
4According to the local paper, the city's markets currently have
Astalls typically renting for $900 a month.
Ba number of empty stalls this season.
Cfewer stalls than reliable vendors this season.
Dmany vendors moving downtown this year.
5If the lease is renewed, Hannah offers to
Apay the first few months in cash at once.
Bpay her fee in cash every three months.
Cpay three months by cheque right now.
Dpay the whole year by postdated cheques.
6Hannah's main point about herself is that
Aother vendors should keep their counters clean.
Bshe should move to one of the new food halls downtown.
Cshe is the kind of tenant a market should keep.
Dthe fee increase at Riverside Market is legal.
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