18. Order sentences into a logical paragraph (Nick’s Pizza).

Place a number (from 1 to 8) next to each sentence to represent its position within the paragraph. Hint: The broadest statement will be the first sentence.

But, as Nick says, “I decided I needed to do what felt like the right thing to do: communicate openly, clearly, and honestly.”

Going against the advice of his publicist and his banker, Nick decided to send an email explaining the situation to his customers and asking for their patronage.

Analysts credit Nick’s transparency and authenticity for saving the business.

Some started a Facebook page, while others frequented Nick’s Pizza and spread the word.

This strategy also defies conventional wisdom, which warns of suppliers cutting off a potentially failing business and customers avoiding a place in trouble.

When Nick’s Pizza & Pub was going out of business, Nick turned to his customers for support—and he got it.

Nick saw an immediate increase in sales, and today it’s still a viable restaurant.

Customers responded.