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11．At school，some students are active ______ some are shy，yet they can be good friends with one another．（ ）| A． | while | B． | although | C． | so | D． | as |
分析 在学校，一些学生很活跃然而一些却很害羞，但是他们彼此却能成为好朋友．
解答 答案：A A项"然而，当…时候"；B项"尽管"；C项"因此"；D项"当…时候，随着"．由于active与shy意思相反，形成对比．故选A项．
点评 考查连词．主要要弄懂每一个连词的意思，然后再由句意判断，选择合适的连词即可．
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| 41．A．For example | B．Thus | C．However | D．In short |
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| 54．A．chance | B．time | C．result | D．advice |
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