Which word means 'in spite of something'?

• A. Whenever
• B. Eventhough
• C. Anecdote
• D. Bipartisan

Answer: (B)

Concession is being tested—the idea of acknowledging a counter fact that doesn’t stop what happens. The phrase that matches “in spite of something” is even though, which is used to connect two ideas and show that the second occurs despite the first. For example, Even though it was raining, we still went outside. The other options don’t fit because they relate to time (whenever), a type of short personal story (anecdote), or describing cooperation across parties (bipartisan). So even though best captures the sense of “in spite of.”