Let’s go through each question one by one. We’re looking for the word that does
not rhyme with the others — meaning, it doesn’t end with the same sound.
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Question 1:
Words: back, black, stack, band
- “back”, “black”, and “stack” all end with the “-ack” sound.
- “band” ends with “-and” → different sound.
✔ So,
D (band) is the odd one out.
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Question 2:
Words: wake, walk, lake, cake
- “wake”, “lake”, and “cake” all end with “-ake” sound.
- “walk” ends with “-alk” → different sound.
✔ So,
B (walk) is the odd one out.
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Question 3:
Words: play, land, sand, strand
- “land”, “sand”, and “strand” all end with “-and” sound.
- “play” ends with “-ay” → different sound.
✔ So,
A (play) is the odd one out.
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Question 4:
Words: fake, make, talk, rake
- “fake”, “make”, and “rake” all end with “-ake” sound.
- “talk” ends with “-alk” → different sound.
✔ So,
C (talk) is the odd one out.
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Question 5:
Words: grand, hand, any, bland
- “grand”, “hand”, and “bland” all end with “-and” sound.
- “any” ends with “-ee” sound → totally different.
✔ So,
C (any) is the odd one out.
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Question 6:
Words: stick, slick, trick, twice
- “stick”, “slick”, and “trick” all end with “-ick” sound.
- “twice” ends with “-ice” → different sound.
✔ So,
D (twice) is the odd one out.
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Final Answer:
1. D
2. B
3. A
4. C
5. C
6. D
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of onsets and rimes worksheet.