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【题目】改正下列加点字中错误的注音。

世人瞩目(zhǔ) 嬉笑怒骂(xǐ) 焚尸(fén)

堪称典范(kān) 纳粹(suì) 明媚温暖(méi)

雏菊怒放(chú) 嚼蜡(jué) 重蹈覆辙(fù)

【答案】“嬉”读xī，“粹”读cuì，“媚”读mèi，“嚼”读jiáo。

【解析】考查汉字的读音。多是易错字或多音字。

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