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9. Whether by accident or _____ , he arrived too late to help us.

A. purpose B. aim

C. design D. chance

解析:

选C。purpose常与介词on, for或with连用。aim at “针对”；by chance“偶然地”与by accident同义。by design“蓄意地，有意地”。题意为：不知道是碰巧还是故意的，他到的太晚了，没能帮我们。根据句子逻辑。

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