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13.stomach(  )
A.technologyB.exchangeC.chairD.church

分析 在stomach中字母组合ch发/k/,A选项字母组合ch发/k/,B选项字母组合ch发/t∫/,C选项字母组合ch发/t∫/,D选项字母组合ch发/t∫/.

解答 A选项字母组合ch发/k/,B选项字母组合ch发/t∫/,C选项字母组合ch发/t∫/,D选项字母组合ch发/t∫/,故本题选择A.

点评 本题主要考查字母组合ch的发音,在单词中ch主要发两种音/k/和/t∫/.

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A. mother-tongue education is not practiced in all African countries

B. globalization has resulted in the economic failure of Africa

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