It just isn’t fair              I was working as a waiter last month; my friends were lying on the beach. .  

A whenever                B. though                   C. for                      D. while 

   D

解析：考查連詞辨析。按照句意I和my ffiends前后對(duì)比，though雖然，但是僅有轉(zhuǎn)折沒有對(duì)比之意，while 意思是“然而，當(dāng)---時(shí)，”既有轉(zhuǎn)折，又有對(duì)比之意，符合句意，選D.

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