To solve the problem, we need to arrange the words in each row in alphabetical order. Let's go through each row step by step.
Row 1:
Words: `round`, `same`, `class`, `read`
- Alphabetical order:
- `class`
- `read`
- `round`
- `same`
Sorted Row 1: `class, read, round, same`
---
Row 2:
Words: `plod`, `dry`, `drink`, `must`
- Alphabetical order:
- `drink`
- `dry`
- `must`
- `plod`
Sorted Row 2: `drink, dry, must, plod`
---
Row 3:
Words: `fresh`, `tail`, `hill`, `test`
- Alphabetical order:
- `fresh`
- `hill`
- `tail`
- `test`
Sorted Row 3: `fresh, hill, tail, test`
---
Row 4:
Words: `shirt`, `brown`, `deal`, `vest`
- Alphabetical order:
- `brown`
- `deal`
- `shirt`
- `vest`
Sorted Row 4: `brown, deal, shirt, vest`
---
Row 5:
Words: `brook`, `from`, `home`, `clad`
- Alphabetical order:
- `brook`
- `clad`
- `from`
- `home`
Sorted Row 5: `brook, clad, from, home`
---
Row 6:
Words: `odd`, `fine`, `ask`, `add`
- Alphabetical order:
- `add`
- `ask`
- `fine`
- `odd`
Sorted Row 6: `add, ask, fine, odd`
---
Row 7:
Words: `tail`, `drop`, `apart`, `belt`
- Alphabetical order:
- `apart`
- `belt`
- `drop`
- `tail`
Sorted Row 7: `apart, belt, drop, tail`
---
Row 8:
Words: `harm`, `card`, `smell`, `thank`
- Alphabetical order:
- `card`
- `harm`
- `smell`
- `thank`
Sorted Row 8: `card, harm, smell, thank`
---
Final Answer:
1. `class, read, round, same`
2. `drink, dry, must, plod`
3. `fresh, hill, tail, test`
4. `brown, deal, shirt, vest`
5. `brook, clad, from, home`
6. `add, ask, fine, odd`
7. `apart, belt, drop, tail`
8. `card, harm, smell, thank`
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{class, read, round, same} \\
2. \text{drink, dry, must, plod} \\
3. \text{fresh, hill, tail, test} \\
4. \text{brown, deal, shirt, vest} \\
5. \text{brook, clad, from, home} \\
6. \text{add, ask, fine, odd} \\
7. \text{apart, belt, drop, tail} \\
8. \text{card, harm, smell, thank}
\end{array}
}
\]
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