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A．even thoughB．thoughC．as ifD．because
A．even though
B．though
C．as if
D．because
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A．even though
B．though
C．as if
D．because
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1、A.Unlike
B.Besides
C.Despite
D.Throughout
2、A.connected
B.restricted
C.equal
D.inferior
3、A.choice
B.view
C.lesson
D.host
4、A.recall
B.forget
C.avoid
D.keep
5、A.collecting
B.involving
C.guiding
D.affecting
6、A.of
B.in
C.at
D.on
7、A.devoted
B.exposed
C.lost
D.attracted
8、A.across
B.along
C.down
D.out
9、A.calculated
B.denied
C.doubted
D.imagined
10、A.served
B.required
C.restored
D.explained
11、A.Even
B.Still
C.Rather
D.Thus
12、A.defeats
B.symptoms
C.tests
D.errors
13、A.minimized
B.highlighted
C.controlled
D.increased
14、A.equipped
B.associated
C.presented
D.compared
15、A.assess
B.moderate
C.generate
D.record
16、A.in the face of
B.in the form. of
C.in the way of
D.in the name of
17、A.transfer
B.commit
C.attribute
D.return
18、A.because
B.unless
C.though
D.until
19、A.emerges
B.vanishes
C.remains
D.decreases
20、A.experiences
B.combines
C.justifies
D.influences
