1. praise  A. curtain           B. Remain          C. mountain        D. certain

2. lose     A. worse     B. loose           C. nose            D. house

3. motto  A. honour       B. tomato               C. consider         D. complete

4. thin     A  they       B. there           C. thus            D. theory

5. spare   A. fear        B. earn            C. beard          D. Pear

1--5   BCADD  


解析:

1.解析：praise 是重讀開音節(jié)，ai 讀如/ei/.  A  C  D 三個選項中 ai 均為非重讀音節(jié), 不讀音。 答案：B

2.解析：lose 中se 讀/z/,  而 A B D中均讀/s/,    答案： C

3.解析：BCD 選項中字母 o 都在非重讀音節(jié)中，讀/ ??/. motto 中劃線部分為重讀音節(jié).答案：A

4.解析：thin 中th 讀/ θ/, A B C三項中th 讀/?? /. 答案：D

5.解析：字母組合are 和ear 的讀音。spare 中are 讀/e??/ . A選項與C選項劃線部分讀音相同讀/I??/    B 選項劃線部分讀/??:/        答案：D

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