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Read the following message.

Dear Mr. Hollis,

My name is Marisol Reyes, and I am Mateo's mother. Although I have dropped Mateo off at the school gate many times, we have not yet had a chance to formally meet. Mateo has spoken very highly of you since the first day of class. Every evening at dinner, he tells us "a Mr. Hollis story." The stories are usually about something funny you said or a clever way you teach, such as using a clapping game to help the class remember a science lesson. I think he is your biggest fan!

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1The writer and Mr. Hollis
Ahave spoken very highly of each other.
Bhave arranged to meet formally this week.
Cfirst met when Mateo was dropped off at the school gate.
Dhave not yet found a chance to meet.
2Mr. Hollis used a clapping game to teach a lesson in
AEnglish.
Bband.
Cscience.
Dmath.
3The "Mr. Hollis stories" suggest that Mateo
Acan remember every funny story from band class.
Bhopes to teach the class a clever clapping game.
Cis his biggest fan because of private lessons.
Dclosely follows the stories his teacher tells in class.
4The writer is contacting the teacher
Asoon after the school year has started.
Bbefore the school year got started.
Cat the end of the school year.
Don Mateo's very first day of school.
5When asked about band, Mateo appears to
Atell funny stories about it at dinner.
Bfeel uneasy when the subject of band comes up.
Cwant to talk about it every evening.
Dbe doing fine at school.
6The writer's main purpose is to
Arequest guidance and help contacting the band teacher.
Bask the teacher for the name of a math tutor.
Cthank a passionate educator for the funny stories.
Ddiscover why Mateo lowers his head when band comes up.
7The family arrived in Canada
Aseveral years ago.
Bbefore Mateo was born.
Cwithin the past year.
Dafter Mateo had learned to read music.
8Mateo's progress in English has been
Aa worry for his passionate educator.
Bgood since arriving in Canada.
Ca struggle from the first day.
Dbehind that of the other students.
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