________ hungry the pig is，it never seems to be able to eat up what is given.

A. Whenever 　　 B. Wherever C. However 　 D. Whatever

 

C

however無論多么或怎樣，常與形容詞連用，引導(dǎo)讓步狀語從句，故選C。

 

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