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    ________, Mr. Wells is scarcely in sympathy with the working class.

    A. Although he is a socialist                 B. Even if he is a socialist

    C. Being a socialist                                 D. Since he is a socialist

     

    【答案】

    A

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查连词的含义与用法。韦尔斯先生虽然是个社会主义者，却几乎不同情和支持工人阶级。本句表达的是一般性的转折、让步关系，应该选A. Although"尽管，虽然”。B． Even if也表示让步，但其意为即使/即便;，强调“假设的、退一步的”情况C．Being a socialist是现在分词短语表示原因，相当于一个表示原因的状语从句， D．Since he is a socialist也表示原因，都不符合句意。选A。

    考点：考查连词的含义与用法

     

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