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5．match（　　）

A．

marry

B．

many

C．

apply

D．

separate

分析 match/m?t?/其中字母a的发音为/?/

解答答案：A
A． marry/?m?ri/其中字母a的发音为/?/；B． many?meni/其中字母a的发音为/e/； C． apply/??plai/其中字母a的发音为/?/； D． separate/?sep?reit/其中划线字母a的发音为/?/；由于选项A与题干match/m?t?/中字母a的发音相同，均为/?/；故选A

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