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    Physical Education in schools can teach us endurance — something we all need ______ life becomes tough.


    1. A.
      unless
    2. B.
      in case
    3. C.
      though
    4. D.
      until
    B
    试题分析：unless除非；in case以防；though尽管；until到……为止。句意：学校中的体育能教给我们忍耐力，忍耐力是当我们在生活中遭遇困境时所必须的东西。
    考点：考查连词的用法。
    点评：本题难度适中。判断从句中用哪个连词，需用记住连词的用法，在句中的作用，连词也是高考的热点，需要考生平时多练习。需要考生会分析句子成分理解句意。
    即学即练：I won't go to the party ____ I'm invited.
    A. unless           B. in case          C. though           D. until
    解析：A。句意：除非我被邀请，否则我不会去参加晚会的。
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