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Read the following message.

Dear Hassan,

Hope this note finds you well. That flower-arranging and small-business course you mentioned at the rink has been rattling around in my head all week, and I've decided it's high time I did something about it. I went through the course page twice over the weekend, and while most of it made sense, a handful of questions are still nagging at me, so I figured I'd ask someone who has actually sat through the thing.

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1The writer's main reason for writing is
Ato ask Hassan about leaving her credit-union job.
Bto advertise her new flower shop.
Cto have a few questions answered before she signs up.
Dto invite Hassan to the next shinny game.
2One thing the writer feels unsure about is
Ahandling the money side of the business.
Bkeeping her mother's flower stall running.
Ctracking the costs of the shinny season.
Dclosing up the credit union at year's end.
3The writer hopes to
Areopen the flower stall her mother ran.
Bhave more free time for shinny.
Cteach evening classes on flower arranging.
Dleave her credit-union job to open a small shop.
4Regarding her current job, the writer
Aworks at the credit union on Sunday evenings.
Bgets very busy once tax season begins.
Cjoined the shinny league only last week.
Dwill have more free time in the new year.
5About the course fee, the writer learned that
Athose who qualify may not have to pay all of it.
Bthe bursary covered the fee for everyone last year.
Cthe fee must be paid in full before the first class.
Dthe website explains exactly how the bursary works.
6Before applying, the writer wants to
Alook over the course page once more.
Bfill out the application forms right away.
Csend Hassan the forms with her application.
Dget answers to her questions from Hassan.
7The writer suggests that Hassan was absent because he
Awas busy with tax season.
Bjoined the Otters for the season.
Cmay have caught the bug going round the arena.
Dwas helping at his mother's flower stall.
8Near the end, the writer compares Hassan to
Athe coach of the shinny team.
Bthe team's steadiest goalie.
Cthe owner of a small flower shop.
Dan instructor on the flower-arranging course.
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