A、A two-course menu with three choices in each course. B、A three-course menu with two choices in each course. C、A two-course men

Anderson: Hello. Is this the Texas Restaurant?
Texas: Yes, sir. What can we do for you?
Anderson: I would like to invite some friends to dinner at your restaurant tomorrow evening. Could you make arrangements for a party of ten?
Texas: Certainly, sir. How much are you prepared to pay for each person?
Anderson: Fifty dollars including drinks.
Texas: Uh huh. For that price we offer fruit juice, soft drinks, beer and red and white house wine for the drinks. As for the food we have a three-course menu with three choices in each course.
Anderson: What is served with the main course?
Texas: A choice of tossed salad or fresh vegetables.
Anderson: OK. That sounds wonderful.
Texas: Shall I book you for ten for tomorrow evening then?
Anderson: Yes, please. At 7: 30 if possible.
Texas: No problem. May I have your name, address and phone number?
Anderson: OK. George Anderson, 6723 Bertner Road. My phone number is 881-5506.
Texas: I’m sorry, I didn’t quite catch your name. Would you mind spelling it?
Anderson: No. It’s George Anderson. G-E-O-R-G-E, George, A-N-D-E-R-S-O-N, Anderson.
Texas: OK. I got it. We’ll see you tomorrow at 7:30 pm, Mr. Anderson. Goodbye.
Anderson: Goodbye.
Question 1
What does Mr. Anderson call the Texas Restaurant for?
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Question 2
How much will Mr. Anderson pay for the party?
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Question 3
What drink does the Texas Restaurant not offer?
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Question 4
As for the food, what menu can the restaurant offer?
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Question 5
When will the dinner begin?