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5．nowadays （　　）
A．selectB．designC．searchD．poster

分析 nowadays[?na??de?z]，s发[z]

解答 答案B．
select[s??lekt]，s发[s]；design[d??za?n]，s发[z]；search[s?：t?]，s发[s]；poster[?p??st?（r）]，s发[s]．nowadays与design的字母s发音相同；故答案选B．

点评 做语音题时要熟记每个音标的发音和字母及字母组合的发音规则．

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