8．conclusion（　�。�
A．permissionB．decisionC．admissionD．profession

分析 conclusion/k?n?klu：?n/劃線部分sion的發(fā)音是/?（?）n/

解答 答案：B   B．decision/d??s??（?）n∥劃線部分sion的發(fā)音是/?（?）n/，與所給單詞conclusion劃線部分發(fā)音相同； A．permission/p??m??n/；C．a(chǎn)dmission/?d?m??（?）n/；D．profession/pr??fe?（?）n/；ACD劃線部分sion的發(fā)音是/?（?）n/；故選B

點(diǎn)評(píng) 字母組合sion在單詞中通常有兩種發(fā)音：/?（?）n/和/?（?）n/．當(dāng)sion用在字母i，a，o，u等元音字母后面時(shí)，一般讀/?（?）n/如：conclusion，confusion，decision等；當(dāng)sion前面緊接有s時(shí)，即ssion，一律讀/??n/，例如：admission，commission，compassion等．

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