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A．uncle B．ocean C．rescue D．percent

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【解析】题干citizen中字母c发辅音/s/, 选项中uncle中字母c发辅音/k/, ocean中字母c发/?/, rescue中字母c发/k/, percent中字母c发/s/和题干一致，因此正确答案为percent。

【考点定位】考查辅音字母c的发音多样性

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