单选题This guide is intended to help people to ______ .Acope with an economic crisisBstart a new small businessCraise funds for a new firmDbuild up public relations
单选题
This guide is intended to help people to ______ .
A
cope with an economic crisis
B
start a new small business
C
raise funds for a new firm
D
build up public relations
参考解析
解析：
考点:细节题。从题干信号词guide定位至首段，文中提到了guide的作用就是providing all the information you need to start your business on a healthy, solid basis, 即“为你在健康牢固的基础上建立公司提供所有的信息”，所以正确选项是B。A项、C项和D项在文中都属于无中生有，文中没有提及。
考点:细节题。从题干信号词guide定位至首段，文中提到了guide的作用就是providing all the information you need to start your business on a healthy, solid basis, 即“为你在健康牢固的基础上建立公司提供所有的信息”，所以正确选项是B。A项、C项和D项在文中都属于无中生有，文中没有提及。
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