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10．Technology（　　）
A．churchB．chargeC．machineD．stomach

分析 Technology/tek?n?l?d?i/n．科技，技术；  划线部分字母组合ch的发音是：/k/

解答 答案：B
A．church/t??：t?/与 B．charge/t?ɑ：d?/划线部分字母组合ch的发音相同，均为/t?/；C．machine/m???i：n/划线部分字母组合ch的发音是：/?/； D．stomach/?st?m?k/Technology与划线部分字母组合ch的发音相同，均为/k/；故选D

点评 字母组合ch 在单词中通常的发音为：/k/，/t?/，/?/等；做类似的语音题时，首先需要在平时的学习中，除了养成良好的发音习惯，掌握每个单词的正确读音之外，还应掌握字母或字母组合在单词中的发音规则．例如，字母组合ch一般读/t∫/，像：China，child，chair，teach； 但在源出希腊语的单词ache，character，chemical，chemisttechnology中，ch发/k/；而在 moustache，machine，Chicago中的ch读/∫/等

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