19．towel（　　）
A．blowB．downC．flowD．knowledge

分析 towel/?ta??l/其中ow的發(fā)音為/au/

解答 答案：B
A． blow/bl?u/其中ow的發(fā)音為/?u/；      B． down/daun/其中ow的發(fā)音為/au/；  C． flow/fl?u/其中ow的發(fā)音為/?u/；   D． knowledge/?n?lid?/其中ow的發(fā)音為/?/； 選項(xiàng)B與題干towel 中的ow發(fā)音相同，均為/au/；故選B

點(diǎn)評(píng) 做本題時(shí)，首先應(yīng)掌握每一個(gè)單詞的正確發(fā)音，其中包括重音以及字母或字母組合的發(fā)音；其次，應(yīng)掌握字母組合ow在單詞中的發(fā)音規(guī)則；如ow在單詞中通常的發(fā)音有：/?u/，/au/，/?/等

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