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Read the following message.

Dear Ms. Lefebvre,

I am sorry to bother you, as I know you are very busy, but I would like to change the date of the hall I have booked for a family event. I reserved the main hall for the second Saturday of June, but now, if it is possible, I would like the second Saturday of September instead.

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1To confirm her new date, Aanya may still need to settle arrangements with the
Acatering firm she has paid.
Bdate of her original booking.
Csize of the main hall.
Damount of the non-refundable deposit.
2Aanya thinks it is unreasonable that
Aevery single weekend is already double-booked.
Bmembers must lock in the date so far ahead.
Ccleaners and volunteers are hard to line up.
Dtwelve months is the maximum notice.
3The policy Aanya is asking the coordinator to bend is the
A"members only" rule.
B"bookings must be paid in advance" rule.
C"no changes once paid" rule.
D"twelve months' notice" rule.
4The reunion Aanya now wants to hold
Amust wait for the autumn weekend.
Bis possible on the original June date.
Cwill be held a full year in advance.
Dwill take place in Calgary.
5The people Aanya is planning the event for are
Athe centre's cleaners and volunteers.
Bonly her brother from Calgary.
Cher extended family.
Dher grandparents in Halifax.
6The overall tone of Aanya's message suggests that she feels
Astressed about the coming event.
Bconfused about the booking.
Chappy with the centre's rule.
Dindifferent to the deposit.
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