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【題目】The underlined part in the word “ least” is pronounced as _______.

A. /e / B. /i / C. /i: / D./a: /

【答案】C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：單詞“ least”中劃線部分讀作什么。least/li:st /，最少的，所以選C。

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