下列多音字组词有误的一项是（ ） A. 折 zhé（折服） shé（折本） B. 屏 bǐng（屏息） píng（屏幕） C. 恶 wù（厌恶） è（可恶） D. 看 kān（看门） kàn（看见）

下列多音字组词有误的一项是（ ） A. 折 zhé（折服） shé（折本） B. 屏 bǐng（屏息） píng（屏幕） C. 恶 wù（厌恶） è（可恶） D. 看 kān（看门） kàn（看见）

The incorrect group is Option C. "可恶" should be pronounced as kě wù (hating), not kě è. While "恶" can mean "evil" when pronounced è (e.g., "恶人" - evil person), the phrase "可恶" specifically uses the fourth tone wù to express strong dislike or hatred toward someone or something.

Other options demonstrate correct pronunciation and word pairing:

折 (zhé, break/fold) in "折服" (admire deeply); 折 (shé, lose money) in "折本" (lose capital in business)

屏 (bǐng, hold breath) in "屏息" (hold one's breath); 屏 (píng, screen) in "屏幕" (screen/display)

看 (kān, guard) in "看门" (guard the door); 看 (kàn, perceive with eyes) in "看见" (see with eyes)

Mastering such distinctions helps avoid misunderstandings in both spoken and written Chinese. Can you think of other common words where a single character changes meaning entirely with tone?