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19．____Mark Zuckerberg runs the world's biggest social network-Facebook，he is a very private person（ ）| A． | Now that | B． | Even though | C． | So long as | D． | In case |
分析 即使马克•扎克伯格经营着世界上最大的社交网络脸谱网，他也是一个非常注重私人空间的人．
解答 答案：B．根据he is a very private person可知他也是一个非常注重私人空间的人，这就和马克•扎克伯格经营着世界上最大的社交网络脸谱网构成转折关系，所以答案是B even though"即使"．其他选项的含义分别是A"既然"；C"只要"；D"以免"．
点评 考查从属连词．
even though．虽然；即使不管事实上如何；即使．例如：
1．Do sth even though it is inconvenient for oneself．虽对自己不便而仍做某事
2．He procured extra cigarettes even though they were rationed．即使是在香烟限量供应时他也能设法弄到额外的香烟．
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