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    2．question（　　）
    A．attentionB．decisionC．suggestionD．discussion

    分析 question[?kwest??n]，tion发音/t??n/

    解答 答案：C
    A．attention[??ten?n]，tion发音/?n/；B．decision[d??s??n]，sion发音/?n/；C．suggestion[s??d?est??n]，tion发音/t??n/；D．discussion[d??sk??n]，ssion发音/?n/，故选C．

    点评 平时注意发音，将语音作为一个系统进行训练．

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