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20．We didn't win the game this time and we all think it was Bill'sfault（过错）．分析 我们这次没有赢得比赛，我们都认为这是Bill的过错．
解答 答案：fault 考查翻译填空．根据句意及句子结构，要填入名词，fault意为"过错"，fault表示具体的"缺点，错误，缺陷，故障"时，可用作可数名词； 泛指抽象的"过失，过错""责任"时，是不可数名词．
点评 考查翻译填空，准确地理解句子、翻译句子，然后根据句意及提示确定所填单词词性，正确写出单词完成句子，使句意更通顺．
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| 50．A．ancient | B．developing | C．independent | D．neighboring |
| 51．A．do | B．have | C．promise | D．control |
| 52．A．In part | B．In short | C．In particular | D．In contrast |
| 53．A．starting | B．preventing | C．stopping | D．handling |
| 54．A．rudeness | B．impatience | C．unreasonableness | D．immatureness |
| 55．A．vaguely | B．oppositely | C．hesitantly | D．unexpectedly |
| 56．A．quarrels | B．occasions | C．situations | D．consequences |
| 57．A．trap | B．hatred | C．competition | D．difficulty |
| 58．A．simple | B．domestic | C．educational | D．unimportant |
| 59．A．desire | B．failure | C．practice | D．lateness |
| 60．A．goal | B．topic | C．regulation | D．argument |
| 61．A．problem | B．point | C．significance | D．consequence |
| 62．A．senior | B．leader | C．winner | D．authority |
| 63．A．belief | B．reward | C．respect | D．apology |
| 64．A．gain | B．regret | C．know | D．possess |
