-What should we pay more attention to if we go camping in the mountains?-Nothing special. Take a special pair of glasses the wind there is strong and cold. A. even ifB. in caseC. providing thatD. so l 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—What should we pay more attention to if we go camping in the mountains?

—Nothing special. Take a special pair of glasses _______ the wind there is strong and cold.

A. even ifB. in caseC. providing thatD. so long as

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试题分析：A. even if即使，B. in case以防，C. providing that假如，D. so long as只要，句意：--如果我们去山里露营要注意什么？--没什么特殊的，戴一副特殊的眼镜以防风太大太冷。所以选B。

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