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3．exist（　　）

A．

experiment

B．

example

C．

exhibition

D．

extra

分析 exist[?g?z?st]，ex发音/?gz/

解答 A．experiment[?k?sper?m?nt]，ex发音/?ks/；B．example[?g?zɑ：mpl]，ex发音/?gz/；C．exhibition[?eks??b??n]，ex发音/eks/；D．extra[?ekstr?]，ex发音/eks/，故答案选B．

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