________ poor health, my father is always cheerful.


  1. A.
    In spite of
  2. B.
    In pursuit of
  3. C.
    In memory of
  4. D.
    In case of
A
短語辨析，四個選項分別表示盡管；不管、尋求追求、紀念……和萬一，根據(jù)題意，盡管他健康不佳，我的父親總是高高興興的。
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