题目内容：

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1.Who is the course mainly intended for?

A.Experienced editors. B.Full-time novelists.

C.Freshmen in writing. D.Professional writers.

2.Which of the following does the course provide?

A.Book sales. B.Learning for free.

C.Extra spending money. D.Convenient ways of studies.

3.What can we lean from the text?

A.The full course will last fifteen days.

B.You can call anytime for information.

C.Fees will be returned when you finish your course.

D.Previous writing experience is required when you enroll.