(50) Some groups， like Black Americans， found other means
    of financial support for their entrepreneurial efforts.The
    first Black-operated banks were created in the late nine-
    teenth century as depositories for dues collected from
    fraternal or lodge groups， which themselves had sprung
    (55) from Black churches. Black banks made limited invest-
    ments in other Black enterprises. Irish immigrants in
    American cities organized many building and loan asso-
    ciations to provide capital for home construction and
    purchase. They， in turn， provided work for many Irish
    (60) home-building contractor firms. Other ethnic and
    minority groups followed similar practices in founding
    ethnic-directed financial institutions.
    1. Based on the information in the passage， it would be
    LEAST likely for which of the following persons to be
    part of a self-help network?
    (A) The entrepreneur's childhood friend
    (B) The entrepreneur's aunt
    (C) The entrepreneur's religious leader
    (D) The entrepreneur's neighbor
    (E) The entrepreneur's banker
    2. Which of the following illustrates the working of a self-
    help support network， as such networks are described
    in the passage?
    (A) A public high school offers courses in book-keeping
    and accounting as part of its open-enrollment adult
    education program.
    (B) The local government in a small city sets up a
    program that helps teen-agers find summer jobs.
    (C) A major commercial bank offers low-interest loans
    to experienced individuals who hope to establish
    their own businesses.
    (D) A neighborhood-based fraternal organization
    develops a program of on-the-job training for its
    members and their friends.
    (E) A community college offers country residents
    training programs that can lead to certification in a
    variety of technical trades.