单选题The choice of gifts tells us that the circulation managers ______.Adespised their readersBwanted to educate their readersCunderstood their readersDenjoyed being powerful
单选题
The choice of gifts tells us that the circulation managers ______.
A
despised their readers
B
wanted to educate their readers
C
understood their readers
D
enjoyed being powerful
参考解析
解析：
有上题解析可知发行部经理了解当时人们的需求，因此C项符合题意。
有上题解析可知发行部经理了解当时人们的需求，因此C项符合题意。
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