题目内容

 

1.

A．walk

B．talk

C．half

D．wall

 

2.

A．climb

B．fine

C．time

D．swim

 

3.

A．else

B．help

C．pretty

D．well

 

4.

A．does

B．often

C．front

D． other

 

5.

A．tooth

B．noon

C．foot

D．noodle

 

6.

A．her

B．swimmer

C．teacher

D．worker

 

7.

A．than

B．match

C．map

D．late

 

8.

A．ground

B．cloudy

C．house

D．cousin

 

9.

A．uncle

B．orange

C．thank

D．bank

 

10.

A．why

B．where

C．what

D．Who

 

【答案】

1.C

2.D

3.C

4.B

5.C

6.A

7.D

8.D

9.B

10.D

【解析】

试题分析：

1.ABD选项中的字母组合al发/?:/ ，而C选项中的al发/a:/ ，故本题选C。

2.ABC选项中的字母i发/aI/ ，而D选项中的字母i发/I/ ，故本题选D。

3.ABD选项中的字母e发/e/ ，而C选项中的字母e发/I/ ，故本题选C。

4.ACD选项中的字母o发/∧/ ，而B选项中的字母o发/?/ ，故本题选B。

5.ABD选项中的字母组合oo发/u:/，而C选项中的oo发/u/ ，故本题选C。

6.BCD选项中的字母组合er发/?/ ，而A选项中的er发/?:/ ，故本题选A。

7.ABC选项中的字母a发/æ/ ，而D选项中的字母a发/eI/ ，故本题选D。

8.ABC选项中的字母组合ou发/au/ ，而D选项中的ou发/∧/ ，故本题选D。

9.ACD选项中的字母n发/?/ ，而B选项中的字母n发/n/ ，故本题选B。

10.ABC选项中的字母组合wh发/w/，而D选项中的wh发/h/，故本题选D。

考点：考查单词中字母或字母组合的辨音

点评：应注重单词中的字母或字母组合的发音，掌握部分拼音规则，对于拼读单词和拼写单词都有着非常重要的意义。

 

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