How can an entrepreneur's network support them?

Correct answer: By giving information support and opportunities

The direct answer is C: giving information, support, and opportunities. An entrepreneur’s network is the group of useful relationships with customers, suppliers, workers, advisers, banks, institutions, and other business people. Such contacts can share market information, suggest suppliers, provide advice, introduce customers, and reveal partnerships or funding opportunities. Option C is correct because it describes the constructive value of a network. Option A is wrong because stopping work does not support enterprise growth. Option B is wrong because a useful network normally helps an entrepreneur reach or understand customers rather than reduce them. Option D is wrong because hiding risks prevents informed planning and responsible decision-making; networks should help identify and manage risks. A network does not guarantee success, but it can improve knowledge, cooperation, and access to opportunities. Memory cue: network means useful people, useful information, and useful chances.