_____ we stood at the top of the building, the people below were hardly visible.
| A．As | B．Although | C．Unless | D．In spite of |
_____ born in Chicago, the author was famous for his stories about New York.
| A．Since | B．Once | C．When | D．Although |
Poor _____ it may be, there is no place like home, _____ you may go.
| A．as; wherever | B．though; whenever |
| C．in spite of; when | D．that; wherever |
_____ hard she tries, she can hardly avoid making mistakes in her homework.
| A．Much | B．However | C．As | D．Although |
More people will eat out in restaurants _____ they do today.
| A．than | B．when | C．while | D．as |
Helen listened carefully _____ she might discover exactly what she needed.
| A．in that | B．in order that | C．in case | D．even though |
You may arrive in Beijing early _____ you mind taking the night train.
| A．that | B．though | C．unless | D．if |
Bring it nearer _____ I may see it better.
| A．although | B．even though | C．so that | D．since |
What's the matter _____ they still haven't answered the telegram?
| A．when | B．that | C．though | D．however |
_____ I catch a cold, I have pain in my back.
| A．Every time | B．Though | C．Even | D．Where |