题目内容

________ his enormous wealth, Buffet is famous for his simple lifestyle．

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A．Because of

B．Despite

C．Though

D．Even though

答案：B
解析：

考查介词。句译为：尽管财富巨大，但Buffet还是以简朴生活而闻名。根据句式，空处需填介词，故排除C、D，根据句意选B项。

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