单选题—What business do you have?—I want to （）your captain.A seeB sawC seenD seeing

How to Start Your Own Business I have recently started a business and have learned some crucial lessons in the process that I feel privileged to share with you. 1. Identify your motivation. __1__ To have more time? To make more money? To be your own boss? To have creative control over what you love to do? Write out all of your motivating factors and prioritize them. When you see them listed, you might see a pattern in that you're just unhappy at your current job and starting your own business isn't the answer. 2. Identify your passion. What do you love to do? What skills and knowledge do you uniquely bring to the table? What gets you excited about your work? __2__ If you keep your passion in plain sight, you will stay focused on the purpose of your business and not solely on the logistics. 3. Identify your market. If you are starting your business locally, research your competitors. Determine if there is room in the market for your business. What will you do differently to draw in customers? What niche market are the other businesses missing? __3__ Your business cannot survive without customers, so do enough research on the front end to determine if there are enough potential clients to keep your business alive. 4. Identify your finances. __4__ You have to buy furniture, trash cans, a garage door opener, light fixtures and landscaping equipment, and before you know it, you've far exceeded your financial boundaries. That can happen just as easily in a business. Do exhaustive financial planning. Meet with a financial advisor or someone at your bank to examine the financial viability of your business and the process of getting it up and running. __5__ Be prepared for financial loss and get advice on how to alleviate that burden in the future. __5__内应为（）

What business do you have? —I want to see your （）(船长).

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Passage 2How to Pick a Career in Business　　Picking the right career in business is a matter of matching what you want to do with, the kind of life you want to lead. Figuring (31)______ how to strike this balance generally requires prioritizing the following issues: industry, location, and working conditions. Fist and foremost, ask yourself what industry interests you (32)______? Many websites on the Internet can be (33)______ great use. For example, Vault corn provides a thorough list of industries that can give you the information necessary for (34)______ this decision. It is also important to investigate what kind of business careers in your target industry (35)______ growing and hiring. Location involves many factors. Where would you like to live? Do you prefer big cities or small towns? How far and by what (36)______ are you willing to commute? Do you want to be close to your family and friends (37)______ do you want to strike out into new territory? Many people also (38)______ into account the cost of living in different areas of the country or world. Then (39)______ the question: what kind of working environment best suits your working style? Some people need to feel rooted to a workspace (40)______ they are surrounded by co-workers, while others hope to see new faces every day. When choosing your career in business, try to consider which way—or in which combination—you are most comfortable and productive.

—Lily, what are you going to do after you graduate?—I’m thinking of becoming a computer programmer.—_____—Well, my parents want me to be a doctor, but I don’t want to do that.

Customer: I’d like to mail this box to California.　　Clerk: ______　　Customer: Gee, I don’t know about that. What do you have?　　Clerk: Airmail and surface mail.　　Customer: I guess surface mail is fine.

You are an administrator of a small business network. You have one dial-up account at an ISP and want all computers on your network connect to the Internet.  You have enabled Internet connection sharing. You do not want to initiate this connection automatically when a request for Internet reaches your computer. What should you do? （）

You are an administrator of a small business network. You have one dial-up account at an ISP and want all computers on your network connect to the Internet. What should you do？ （）