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8．measure（　　）

A．

pressure

B．

prison

C．

pleasure

D．

sugar

分析 measure/?me??/n．措施；测量； v．测量；估量；划线部分字母s发/?/

解答答案：C
A pressure/?pre??/与 D sugar/??uɡ?/划线部分的发音相同，均为/∫/； B prison/?priz?n/划线部分字母s的发音/z/； C pleasure/?ple??/与题干measure/?me??/划线部分字母s的发音相同，均为/?/；故选C

点评本题考查了字母组合ss以及字母s的发音．做本题时，除了掌握每个单词的正确发音外，还需要了解字母s或字母组合ss在单词中的发音规则；例如，字母s在元音前面读作浊辅音/z/，在辅音前和词尾时读作清辅音/s/；字母s或字母组合ss与用在词尾的字母组合-ure在一起时，通常读作/?/或/∫/等

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