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    — _____ the front door is broken, we need to send for someone to repair it.

    — Let’s ask Jack for help. He does good repair work.

    A. Although B. Unless C. Though D. Now that

    D

    【解析】考察原因状语从句。A尽管；B除非；C尽管；D既然——既然门坏了，我们需要找个人来修修它。——找杰克帮忙吧，他修理工作做得好。Now that主要用于口语，表示微弱的原因。主从句的因果关系通常不大明显。故选D

    考点：考察now that引导的原因状语从句

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