Using RFG reduces ozone-forming compounds by a minimum of 15 percent and reduces total air toxics by up to 22 percent. In fact, oxygenates replace benzene, a known cancer-causing agent. RFG is also convenient because consumers buy RFG at the same service stations where they have always purchased gasoline, without the need for modifications or adjustments to their vehicles. In fact, the nation's top three auto makers and the American Automobile Association all recommend using RFG based on the fuel's environmental benefits and auto performance. Students are divided into several mock businesses.
Students determine type of business and the products or services rendered.
Teacher will monitor conversations. After an order has been placed, caller will evaluate the receiver and receiver will evaluate the caller. Students will discuss the most appropriate and efficient methods to place and receive orders over the telephone in a business situation. Students will discuss orders they have placed by telephone and discuss how correctly the orders were filled, determining reasons why orders may not have been filled correctly. Students will compile a classroom order of school supplies, pizza, or items and prepare it to be telephoned into the appropriate business.