As a holder of ________, you are entitled to a portion of the issuing party's profits.
A. a corporate bond
B. a bank loan
C. a government bond
D. a share of common stock
Answer: D
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A. writing the paper is easier than going to the game. B. Josh prefers schoolwork to football games. C. Josh can't go the game and finish the paper. D. going to the game won't be fun.