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10．Life is a continual learning process for those who seek knowledge ______ they cross it over．（　　）
A．asB．sinceC．ifD．till

分析 生活对于那些寻找知识之至将其转变为自己的东西的人而言就是一个不断学习的过程．

解答 答案；D 本题考查时间状语从句．as当．．时候，因为：since 自．．以来：if如果；  till直到．．结合上下文，知识是不断追寻的，直到成为自己的东西．结合选项，故选D

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