Mistake in question

Here is the exact question:

In a car database there is a Sale table with columns, SaleID, CarID, CustomerID, LocationID, SalesRepID, SaleAmount and SaleDate and a Customer table with columns, CustomerID, FirstName, LastName, Gender and SSN. Use a subquery as a derived table to show all sales to female ('F') customers. Select all columns from the Sale table only.

Your answer is for the first step of the quiz. I wrote

select Sale.* from Sale inner join (select CustomerID from Customer where Gender = 'F') as women on Sale.CustomerID = women.CustomerID

and it returned this error:

Your query didn't return all columns from the Sale table for who's CustomerIDs belong to people who identify as female!.

I wrote Sale.* and it successfully returned all the Sale columns, so something is messed up there.

Then I put in this query:

select * from Sale inner join (select CustomerID from Customer where Gender = 'F') as women on Sale.CustomerID = women.CustomerID.

This succeeded, but it shouldn't have, because the question says "Sale table only".

The query that I wrote that it took looks like this:

SELECT ModelName FROM Model WHERE ModelID IN (SELECT ModelID FROM Car WHERE StickerPrice > 30000);

What query did you write that it accepted all columns back?