11．When his dad died，he felt         his world had turned upside-down．（　　）
A．in caseB．as ifC．so thatD．even though

分析 當(dāng)他父親去世的時候，他感覺好像他的整個世界都顛倒了．

解答 答案：B In case，萬一  as if 好像  so that 為了  even though 盡管  根據(jù)句意"他感覺好像他的整個世界都顛倒了"，本題應(yīng)該選擇B．

點(diǎn)評 考查從屬連詞時要注意選項中的詞組含義，根據(jù)句意作出正確選擇．

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