One’s life has value _______ one brings value to the life of others.


  1. A.
    so that
  2. B.
    no matter how
  3. C.
    as long as
  4. D.
    except that
C
考查連詞。句意：“一個(gè)人，只要給他人的生活帶來(lái)好處，他的生活就有價(jià)值�！眘o that“以便， 以致（表結(jié)果）”；no matter how“無(wú)論多么（表讓步）”；as long as“只要（表?xiàng)l件）”；except that“除了”。
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