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Questions 1-5 refer to the following e-mails and form.
Dunmore Ceramics — Sample Request Form
ProductSizeColorColor typeFinishQty
Strata30 x 60 cmSlate GreyStandardMatte2
Strata30 x 60 cmLagoon BlueCustomSatin1
Strata60 x 60 cmIvory MistStandardMatte2
Total tiles5
Notes
  1. Each request includes up to three tiles at no charge.
  2. Requester's comments: These samples will be shown to the library's board at a presentation on October 3.

Requested by: Theo Lindqvist
Company: Pardoe & Wren Architects
Project: Harlow Library renovation
Date submitted: September 8

Q1

What is the purpose of the first e-mail?

  • A To confirm the details of a large order of floor tiles
  • B To explain how a client can obtain product samples
  • C To announce the launch of a new line of porcelain tiles
  • D To apologize for a delay in delivering a shipment
Q2

According to the first e-mail, what is true about tiles in standard colors?

  • A They must be matched in a laboratory before they are shipped.
  • B They are all produced in a single kiln firing.
  • C They are provided free of charge in any quantity.
  • D They are sent out within days of a request form's arrival.
Q3

In the first e-mail, the word "drawn" in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to

  • A illustrated
  • B attracted
  • C taken
  • D concluded
Q4

What is most likely true about the sample that Mr. Lindqvist has not yet received?

  • A Its color had to be developed in a laboratory first.
  • B It was mistakenly sent to a different address.
  • C It accounts for the $16 charge on the invoice.
  • D It was requested in the same finish as the other tiles.
Q5

What is NOT indicated about Mr. Lindqvist's sample request?

  • A It included more tiles than the company supplies at no cost.
  • B It asked for at least one tile with a textured finish.
  • C It included tiles in two different sizes.
  • D It listed a date that was about two weeks away when the second e-mail was written.