题目内容

7．refuse（　　）
A．treasureB．sureC．causeD．access

分析 refuse/r??fju：z/划线部分字母s的发音/z/

解答 答案：C   A．treasure/?tre??（r）/划线部分字母s的发音是/?/；   B．sure/???（r）/划线部分的发音为/?/；  C．cause/k?：z/划线部分的发音为/z/，与refuse划线部分的发音相同； D．access/??kses/划线部分的发音是/s/．故选c

点评 本题考查的是字母s的发音规则：通常在浊辅音和元音之后读作/Z/； 在清辅音之后发/S/音；在元音字母u，i前读作/?/；在u，ion前读作/?/；因此掌握一些发音规则，是正确拼读单词的关键．

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