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A. Matching
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B. Synonym
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C. Similar
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D. Rhyming
Explanation
"Gold," "old," and "bold" are rhyming words because they share the same ending sound.
Rhyming words create a pattern of sounds, commonly used in poetry for rhythm and flow.
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A. Page and Book
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B. Pin and Bin
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C. Truck and Bus
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D. Root and Door
Explanation
A minimal pair consists of two words that differ by only one sound, usually one phoneme, while the rest of the word remains the same.
In "Pin" and "Bin," the only difference is the initial consonant sound (/p/ vs /b/), making them a minimal pair.
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A. Title
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B. Spring
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C. Line
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D. Huge
Explanation
A consonant cluster is a group of two or more consonants at the beginning of a word without any vowels between them.
In "Spring," the cluster "spr" is a consonant cluster.
Explanation
The word Television has 4 syllables: Tel-e-vi-sion.
Each syllable is a distinct sound or beat in the word.
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A. T
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B. S
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C. B
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D. None of these
Explanation
In the word "subtle," the "b" is silent and not pronounced.
The pronunciation of "subtle" sounds like "sut-l," with the "b" remaining unspoken.
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A. B-as-ket
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B. Bask-et
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C. None of these
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D. Bas-ket
Explanation
The correct syllable division of "Basket" is Bas-ket.
Each syllable represents a separate unit of sound.
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A. H
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B. None of these
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C. W
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D. D
Explanation
In the word "sandwich," the "d" is silent and not pronounced.
The pronunciation of "sandwich" sounds like "san-wich," with the "d" remaining unspoken.
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A. Globe
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B. Attitude
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C. None of these
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D. Round
Explanation
"Globe" begins with the consonant cluster "gl", where two consonants come together at the start.
Attitude and Round start with a single consonant sound.
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A. Goat
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B. Giant
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C. Game
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D. None of these
Explanation
The word "Giant" has a soft "g" sound, pronounced like /j/ as in "jam."
The other words (Goat, Gift, Game) all have a hard "g" sound, pronounced like /g/ as in "go."
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A. None of these
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B. Inter-est-ing
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C. Inter-es-ting
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D. In-ter-est-ing
Explanation
The word "interesting" is divided into four syllables: In-ter-est-ing.
Each syllable contains a vowel sound, and the division is based on the natural breaks in pronunciation.
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