题目内容
2．grow（ ）| A． | allow | B． | knowledge | C． | throw | D． | power |
分析 grow/gr??/划线部分ow的发音/??/．
解答 答案；C A allow/??la?/划线部分ow的发音/a?/；B knowledge/?n?l?d?/划线部分ow的发音/?/；C throw/θr??/划线部分ow的发音/??/；D power/?pa??（r）/划线部分ow的发音/a?/；通过以上分析A与D的发音相同，所以排除A和D项；题目中grow/gr??/划线部分ow的发音为/??/，与C throw中的字母组合ow的发音相同；故选C
点评 做此类题时，要在识别出各单词划线部分字母或字母组合发音的基础上作答．
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