In a way.privacy is like health people don't value it until they lose it．( )A．becauseB．owing toC．so thatD．in case 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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11．In a way，privacy is like health _____ people don't value it until they lose it．（　　）

A．

because

B．

owing to

C．

so that

D．

in case

分析在某种程度上，隐私和健康一样，因为人们不会珍惜它直到他们失去它．

解答答案A．because"因为"，引导原因状语从句．owing to"因为，由于"，引导原因状语从句．so that作"为了，以便"讲时，引导目的状语从句；作"结果"讲时，引导结果状语从句；in case"万一"，引导条件状语从句．分析可知"privacy is like health"和"people don't value it until they lose it"是逻辑上的"因果"关系，故可排除C和D两项．owing to后面可接名词、代词、分词或what引导的名词性从句等，强调因果关系，在句中作原因状语；作状语时修饰整个句子，可在句首或句末，用逗号隔开．because是连词，后面可以跟句子，故答案选A．

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