Business law in Australia

X Frankie wants to purchase a new camping tent. He sees an advertisement in the paper that says: "Great two-person tents: Tents starting from $40." Frankie goes to Camp More camping store and asks to purchase one of the $40 tents. The store assistant says that they don't have any of the $40 tents left. Frankie asks when they sold the last one. The assistant says they actually never had any of the $40 tents in stock. Frankie buys a more expensive tent from Camp More. The assistant says, "This is the easiest tent on the market to put up." When Frankie pitches the tent, he feels he was lied to because he had previously owned a tent that was much easier to put up. Furthermore, he doesn't like the size of the tent's window - it is a little smaller than he would like. He also doesn't like the colour of the tent - it is too dark. What provisions / guarantees of the Australian Consumer Law has Camp More breached? Choose the SINGLE answer that best answers the question or best completes the sentence. Do NOT select multiple answers (ie, please IGNORE the instructions below where it says to choose "at least one" correct answer -- this is a computer bug that I cannot get rid of). A The guarantee that the goods must correspond with their description in section 56. The bait advertising provision in section 35; C The guarantee that goods must be fit for any disclosed purpose in section 55; The guarantee that the goods will be of acceptable quality in section 54; The inertia selling prohibition in section 40; F All of a., b., c. and d