special

A. medicine B. politics C. official D. cinema

C

【解析】

試題分析： 考查語音 special [?spe?l]A. medicine [?medsn] B. politics [?p?l?t?ks] C. official [??f??l] D. cinema [?s?n?m?]，故選C項。

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