Can you make an appointment for me to see her?

Can you make an appointment for me to see her?
Mark out the expression that is NOT appropriate to complete the
dialog.
1.W: I'm calling on behalf of my boss, Mrs.
Helen Parker. She wants some of your inexpensive late-model DVD players.
M:
We have a good selection that should be right up your alley.
___________________________A. Can you make arrangements to me to meet
her?B. Do you suppose we could arrange a
meeting?C. Can you make an appointment for me to see
her?
2.W: Why not meet at about ten in the morning
at your office?
M: Sounds good. ____________________. I'll look forward to
seeing her at ten on Friday.A. Let's confirm thatB. Let me repeat again what you
saidC. Let me say it
again
3.M: The Board of Directors is unanimous in
deciding to offer you a job.
W: I'm so glad to hear that.
___________________________________.A. I'll work hard for the company's
successB. I'll make every effort to enhance
businessC. I'll work heart and mind to promote its
business
4.M: I'm promoting you to assistant marketing
manager, but you might have to travel around the country at short notice. Is
that OK with you?
W: Of course. Thank you.
_____________________________.A. I'm honored that you have so much
confidence in meB. I'm so glad you trust in me that
muchC. I feel proud of the confidence you placed
in me
5.M: Well, Susan, you did great work. Your
promotion is effective immediately.
W: Thank you.
_________________________________________.A. The job offers new challenges that I'm
looking forward toB. I look forward to the new challenges of
the jobC. I'll soon be ready to meet to the
challenges involved in the new job