Though brought up in Los Angeles, Steven Davidson spent his whole life in New York．

A．mostly B．constantly

C．roughly D．merely

A

【解析】

試題分析：考查副詞辨析。A大部分； B連貫不斷地；C粗略地；D僅僅是。句意：雖然 Steven Davidson他在洛杉磯長大，但他大部分時(shí)間生活在紐約。故選A

考點(diǎn)：考查副詞辨析

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