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It’s much easier to make friends ______ you have similar interests.

A. unless B. when C. even though D. so that

【解析】

试题分析：句意：既然你们有相似的爱好，那成为朋友就更容易了。unless, 除非, 如果不;when既然, 考虑到，当……时；even though即使，虽然；so that以便，所以。故选B。

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