Jada was excited when she found animal-shaped cookie cutters on a cooking website. She ordered the cookie cutters based on the photo, without reading the product description. When the cookie cutters arrived, they were only two inches wide. She had expected large cookie cutters.
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Martin purchased a shirt online based on a photograph. In the photo, the shirt looked well made, with heavyweight cotton, nice buttons, and a stylish collar. When Martin received the shirt, the material was very thin, buttons were missing, and the collar was crooked.
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Lola ordered a new bedspread online. In the photograph, the color looked like a forest green. When the bedspread arrived, it was more of a bluish green. Lola was disappointed because she wanted the forest green color.
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Leo ordered a ball for his dog online. Based on the photograph, Leo assumed that the ball was hard, though the website did not say so. When the ball arrived, it was soft. Leo was disappointed because the soft ball would be easy for his dog to destroy.