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Dear Mr. Reid,

I am sorry to trouble you, as I know the opening weeks of the season keep you very busy, but I would like to change the session in which my son, Arjun, is registered. When I signed him up back in April, I chose the fall session, but now, if it can possibly be arranged, I would like to move him to the winter session instead.

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1To confirm the change, Priya may still need to finalize arrangements with the
Asession she first signed up for.
Bcoaches who set the practice schedule.
Cdeposit her parents cannot get back.
Dtraining camp her parents paid.
2Priya considers it unreasonable that
Afamilies must commit to the whole year so far ahead.
Bevery age group is left short of players.
Cthe coaches struggle to book ice at the arena.
Deight months is the shortest notice allowed.
3The rule Priya is asking the registrar to relax is the
A"balanced rosters" rule.
B"register by April" rule.
C"no switching once paid" rule.
D"eight months' notice" rule.
4The winter session Priya now prefers
Ais offered only in the spring.
Bbegins after the fall practices end.
Cruns for a full eight months.
Dwill take place in Dauphin.
5The people Priya is anxious not to let down are
Aher son and her parents.
Bher new neighbours in Brandon.
Cthe association's coaches.
Dthe other parents in the league.
6The overall tone of Priya's message suggests that she feels
Aconfused about the schedule.
Bpleased with the association's rule.
Cindifferent to the lost deposit.
Danxious about the coming move.
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