Let’s go row by row and find the two words that rhyme in each set.
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Row 1:
- ball
- fall
- snail
“Ball” and “fall” both end with the same sound: /ɔːl/ → they rhyme.
“Snail” ends with /eɪl/, which is different.
✔ Check:
ball,
fall
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Row 2:
- cab
- tub
- crab
“Cab” and “crab” both end with /æb/ → they rhyme.
“Tub” ends with /ʌb/, which is a different vowel sound.
✔ Check:
cab,
crab
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Row 3:
- bread
- hand
- bed
“Bread” and “bed” both end with /ɛd/ → they rhyme.
“Hand” ends with /ænd/, which has an “n” sound — not the same.
✔ Check:
bread,
bed
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Row 4:
- yak
- cake
- snake
“Cake” and “snake” both end with /eɪk/ → they rhyme.
“Yak” ends with /æk/, which is a short “a” sound — different.
✔ Check:
cake,
snake
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Final Answer:
Row 1: ball, fall
Row 2: cab, crab
Row 3: bread, bed
Row 4: cake, snake
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