单选题What will Mr. Patel receive?AA $100 rebate on the purchaseBA reduced delivery feeCA credit on the next orderDSome complimentary supplies
单选题
What will Mr. Patel receive?
A
A $100 rebate on the purchase
B
A reduced delivery fee
C
A credit on the next order
D
Some complimentary supplies
参考解析
解析：
第二段提到为了补偿Mr. Patel，本次的运费不用付，并且Mr. Patel的公司会获得下次购货100美元的抵用券，故C项正确。
第二段提到为了补偿Mr. Patel，本次的运费不用付，并且Mr. Patel的公司会获得下次购货100美元的抵用券，故C项正确。
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