n diabetic patients, even though food intake may be increased, weight loss can occur ---- muscles and fat stores may shrink as

n diabetic patients, even though food intake may be increased, weight loss can occur ---- muscles and fat stores may shrink as they are not getting the necessary glucose.
A) because
B) given that
C) as long as
D) although
E) in case

✓ Doğru cevap

A) because

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Boşluktan sonra gelen ifade bir neden-sonuç ilişkisi kuruyor: "kaslar ve yağ depoları küçülebilir çünkü gerekli glikozu alamıyorlar." Bu durumda uygun bağlaç, bu neden-sonuç ilişkisini kuracak bir bağlaç olmalı. Seçenekleri değerlendirelim:
A) because doğru. "...weight loss can occur because muscles and fat stores may shrink..." "çünkü kaslar ve yağ depoları küçülebilir."
B) given that "-dığı için" anlamında kullanılabilir ama doğrudan sebep-sonuçta "because" daha doğal.
C) as long as "-diği sürece" anlamı verir, bağlamla uyumlu değil.
D) although "-e rağmen", zaten cümle başında "even though" ile benzeri bir yapı var.
E) in case "olur diye", mantıklı değil bu bağlamda. Cevap: A

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