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Section 2

  1. In occur, the underlined 'cc' represents the /k/ sound.

    • B) flock (the 'ck' represents the /k/ sound)
  2. In fear, the underlined 'f' represents the /f/ sound.

    • B) feel (the 'f' represents the /f/ sound)
  3. In shot, the underlined 'sh' represents the /ʃ/ sound. None of the provided options (pork /p/, subtle /s/, figure /g/, snob /s/) contain the /ʃ/ sound. Therefore, there is no correct answer among the options.

  4. In soil, the underlined 's' represents the /s/ sound.

    • D) sole (the 's' represents the /s/ sound)
  5. In feud, the underlined 'f' represents the /f/ sound. None of the provided options (cull /k/, loam /l/, push /p/, snoop /s/) contain the /f/ sound. Therefore, there is no correct answer among the options.

  6. In bud, the underlined 'b' represents the /b/ sound.

    • D) bond (the 'b' represents the /b/ sound)
  7. In anthem, the underlined 'th' represents the voiceless /θ/ sound.

    • C) broth (the 'th' represents the voiceless /θ/ sound)
  8. In upheld, the underlined 'ph' represents the /f/ sound.

    • B) phew (the 'ph' represents the /f/ sound)
  9. In page, the underlined 'g' represents the /dʒ/ sound.

    • A) wedge (the 'dg' represents the /dʒ/ sound)
  10. In wrinkle, the underlined 'wr' represents the /r/ sound (the 'w' is silent). None of the provided options (what /w/, worry /w/, few /f/, twinkle /tw/) contain the /r/ sound represented by the underlined letters. Therefore, there is no correct answer among the options.

  11. In blind, the underlined 'bl' represents the /bl/ consonant cluster. None of the provided options (plumbing /pl/, combed /m/, climbs /m/, slumber /sl/) contain the /bl/ cluster represented by the underlined letters. Therefore, there is no correct answer among the options.

  12. In grip, the underlined 'gr' represents the /gr/ consonant cluster.

    • B) grinder (the 'gr' represents the /gr/ consonant cluster)
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