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Dear Mr. Ferreira,

A colleague of mine who rides with your club has spoken so warmly of it that I have decided to get back on my bicycle this spring, and I am writing to ask which of your weekly groups would be the right place for me to begin. Your website lists several of them, and rather than guess, I would far sooner have your recommendation before I sign up.

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1Adrian is mainly looking for a group that
Awelcomes riders and lets them go at an easy pace.
Btreats every outing as a contest to be won.
Clets the quicker riders surge ahead at each hill.
Dteaches him to mend a flat and hold a steady line.
2Adrian is asking Mr. Ferreira for advice about
Athe way his current club runs its Sunday rides.
Bwhich group would suit him.
Cthe several groups listed on the website.
Dhow to get back on his bicycle this spring.
3In his reply, Mr. Ferreira is most likely to
Ainsist that Adrian ride with the racers again.
Boffer Adrian a refund for his current club.
Cgladly point him to a suitable group.
Darrange for Adrian to stay with the racing club.
4Adrian's Sunday mornings have become a chore because
Athe friendly group makes him wait at each climb.
Bhe can no longer cover forty kilometres.
Cthe other riders are unkind to newcomers.
Dhe is dropped and left to get home on his own.
5Adrian's rides would probably be better if the club
Astayed with slower riders instead of dropping them.
Bpushed him harder to chase a faster time.
Cspent less of the ride staying fit and clearing the head.
Dexpected him to find his own way to the back.
6Adrian likes the idea of a social ride because it
Aturns each outing into a contest.
Brewards the riders who surge ahead.
Cputs enjoyment ahead of coming first.
Dleaves the slower riders to find their own way.
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