【題目】He failed in the exam not only his laziness but also he didn’t listen to the teacher.

A．because; for B．because of; because

C．as; for D．for; since

【答案】 B

【解析】

試題分析：考查because, because of, as, since 辨析。句意：他考試失敗不僅是因為懶惰還因為他上課不認(rèn)真聽講。because 是連詞，引導(dǎo)原因狀語從句，而because of 是復(fù)合介詞，后面接名詞或者代詞等。because/as/since/for because表示直接原因，語氣最強�；卮饂hy提出的問題只能用because。在強調(diào)句型中，也只能用because。 as用于解釋做某事的原因，語氣較弱，通常位于主句前。 since表示的原因是指人們已知的事實，常意為“既然”。語氣比because弱，但比as強。通常位于主句前，并常與as換用。 for并列連詞，連接并列分句，表示一種補充說明，是推測或判斷的理由，語氣較弱，不可位于主句前。有時可表示直接原因，相當(dāng)于because。故選B項。

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