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Read the telephone conversation below and answer the questions that follow

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Here are the answers to the questions from the image:

a)

(ii) From the poem, identify one word containing the sounds /ʃ/ and /ʒ/.
The poem is not provided in the image, so this question cannot be answered.

(iii) Which words would you stress in line 3 of stanza 2 of this poem and why?
The poem is not provided in the image, so this question cannot be answered.

b) Pick the odd word out based on the pronunciation of the underlined sounds.
(Note: Assuming the question refers to the main vowel sound or the spelling of the vowel sound, as the underlining is faint.)

  • (i) Dough, Though, Enough
    • Dough: 'gh' is silent.
    • Though: 'gh' is silent.
    • Enough: 'gh' is pronounced as /f/.
    • The odd word out is Enough.
  • (ii) Think, Thy, Though
    • Think: 'th' is pronounced as a voiceless /θ/.
    • Thy: 'th' is pronounced as a voiced /ð/.
    • Though: 'th' is pronounced as a voiced /ð/.
    • The odd word out is Think.
  • (iii) Buy, But, Burial
    • Buy: The vowel sound is /aɪ/, spelled with 'y'.
    • But: The vowel sound is /ʌ/, spelled with 'u'.
    • Burial: The vowel sound is /ɛ/ (or /juː/), spelled with 'u'.
    • Based on the spelling of the vowel sound, 'Buy' uses 'y' while 'But' and 'Burial' use 'u'.
    • The odd word out is Buy.
  • (iv) Click, Chic, Chun
    • Click: The vowel sound is /ɪ/, spelled with 'i'.
    • Chic: The vowel sound is /iː/, spelled with 'i'.
    • Chun: The vowel sound is /ʌ/, spelled with 'u'.
    • Based on the spelling of the vowel sound, 'Chun' uses 'u' while 'Click' and 'Chic' use 'i'.
    • The odd word out is Chun.

c) Underline the silent letter(s) in each of the following words.

  • (i) Sandwidch
  • (ii) Depot (in British English)
  • (iii) Whore
  • (iv) Rendezvous
  • (v) Czar

d) Read the telephone conversation below and answer the questions that follow.
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