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A. explain B. expect C. example D. expensive

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试题分析：exam中的ex读[?gz] explain读[?ks]；expect读[?ks]；example读[?gz]；expensive读[?ks]。exam和example都发爆破音，故选C。

考点：考查ex在单词中的读音

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