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We decided to ask Peterson to come with us he knew the road quite well.

A. while B. when

C. even though D. as

【解析】考查连词。句意: 由于彼得森对这条路很熟悉, 所以我们决定请他和我们一道去。as在此句中表示原因, 意为“因为, 由于”。C项even though意为“即使”。

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