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Dear Director Okafor,

I am contacting you to withdraw my daughter, Maya, from the Cedar Brook Day Camp program, and to ask whether you might refund the fees we paid in advance for this summer's July to August session. Our family has thought very highly of Cedar Brook, and Maya has loved every week she has spent there. The trouble is that staying in Winnipeg has put a real strain on our budget.

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1The main purpose of this message is
Ato praise the warm and welcoming atmosphere
Bto thank the camp for time well spent
Cto request lenient treatment
Dto explain an upcoming absence
2Why is the writer moving to Saskatoon?
AHer husband found steady work there.
BShe gained a new role.
CThe cost of living is cheaper.
DThe pay for nurses is higher.
3Why does the writer want to cancel the agreement?
AShe needs her deposit money back.
BHer husband wants a better camp.
CThe child will not be attending.
DHer husband lost his job at the camp.
4At first, Maya felt
Aeager to attend every week
Bindifferent to the warm atmosphere
Crelieved to leave home
Dshy around the others
5If the camp does not release her, the writer says she will
Aprevent the remaining transfers from going through.
Bhonour the post-dated cheques from March.
Csay her husband recently lost his job.
Dexplain she is now working in Saskatoon.
6Overall, the tone of the message is
Apolite
Bcasual
Cangry
Ddemanding a refund
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