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3. She was soon to the socialist cause.

A. converted B. changed

C. varied D. turned

3. A

3. A解析：句意：她不久便转而献身于社会主义事业了。

convert意为“改变(某人的宗教或信仰) ”，符合句意。

change意为“(一般性的) 改变”，通常接介词into;vary意为 “变化”;turn意为“变成”，强调结果，多用于主动语态。

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