1 Select the correct answer.
Which risk is a sponsor assuming when buying the naming rights to a stadium or arena?
OA.
Nobody will notice.
OB. The team may not perform well:
OC. The fans of the team may not like the idea.
OD.
People will dismiss the action as pretentious.
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