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    15．height（　　）
    A．receiveB．seizeC．eightD．either

    分析 height/ha?t/划线部分的发音为：/ai/

    解答 答案：D
    A． receive/ri?si：v/；B．seize/si：z/； C． eight/e?t/；D．either/?ai??/；其中A．B划线部分的发音相同，均为/i：/；C的发音为：/ei/；D与题干height划线部分的发音相同，均为：/ai/；故选D

    点评 本题考查了字母组合ei在单词中的发音；做本题时，首先应掌握每一个单词的正确发音，其中包括重音以及字母或字母组合的发音；其次，应掌握字母组合ei词中的发音规则．

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