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Call a taxi, ________ you will miss the train.

A.
and
B.
though
C.
because
D.
or

D
四个选项都是连词，应该先分清它们的意思．and是“而且，并且”在意思上起承上启下的作用，though“尽管”连接让步状语从句，because“因为”连接原因状语从句，or“否则”表示转折．根据题义“叫辆出租车来，_我们要误了这班火车．”选择D最符题意．

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