单选题What is mentioned as a reason for visiting Mr. Fraser's blog?ATo give him feedback on his ideasBTo contribute to his political campaignCTo find out about his policiesDTo learn more about his political party
单选题
What is mentioned as a reason for visiting Mr. Fraser's blog?
A
To give him feedback on his ideas
B
To contribute to his political campaign
C
To find out about his policies
D
To learn more about his political party
参考解析
解析：
第四段最后一句提到他会时常更新博客，上面会有一些关于该市的新想法和策略，希望人们去看。所以C项符合题意。
第四段最后一句提到他会时常更新博客，上面会有一些关于该市的新想法和策略，希望人们去看。所以C项符合题意。
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