单选题____AbusinessBserviceCproductDprofession
单选题
____
A
business
B
service
C
product
D
profession
参考解析
解析：
business商业；生意。service服务；服役。product产品；产物。profession职业；专业。本句话的意思是“在美国，广告作为最初发展的，并且发展速度最快的商业。”business符合句意。
business商业；生意。service服务；服役。product产品；产物。profession职业；专业。本句话的意思是“在美国，广告作为最初发展的，并且发展速度最快的商业。”business符合句意。
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