【題目】 All of us believe she has a gift _______ drawing, ________ she doesn’t like it at all.

A. for, as B. of, though C. for, though D. of ,because

【答案】C

【解析】試題分析：句意：我們都相信她有一個(gè)繪畫的天賦，但她根本不喜歡。for為；as作為，由于；of……的；though盡管；because因?yàn)�。所以選C。

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