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The correct choice for the type of inspection that should be conducted for a wood burning stove when purchasing a rustic cottage is D, WETT.

WETT stands for Wood Energy Technical Training, and it refers to a certification program designed specifically for those who install, inspect, or service wood burning appliances. A WETT inspection evaluates the installation and safety of wood burning stoves and ensures that they comply with relevant regulations and standards. This is crucial for ensuring safe operation, adherence to building codes, and reducing fire hazards associated with improper installations.

Other options such as CSA (Canadian Standards Association) might be relevant in terms of ensuring that the stove meets certain manufacturing standards, but it does not specifically denote an inspection of the installation. MNRF (Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry) relates more to environmental conservation and doesn't pertain directly to the safety of wood stoves. R-2000 is a certification for energy-efficient homes but isn't applicable to inspections related to wood burning stoves. Therefore, a WETT inspection is essential and specifically designed for assessing wood stoves in residential properties.