题目内容
4．The majority of people prefer to wear clothes made of purecotton （棉）materials．分析 很多人都喜欢穿纯棉材料做的衣服．
解答 答案：cotton；
棉：cotton；句中cotton修饰名词materials，用名词原形即可．
点评 翻译题在解题是首先要确定好句子的时态，然后要把握好短语表达，最后要注意句子结构．
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| 54．A．particular | B．biggest | C．sweet | D．bitter |
| 55．A．examiner | B．seller | C．competitor | D．builder |
| 56．A．taken up | B．set about | C．given off | D．got in |
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| 58．A．fierce | B．open | C．fair | D．international |
| 59．A．cooperating with | B．beating | C．discussing with | D．encouraging |
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