Problem Description:
The task involves selecting the correct blend (a combination of two consonants) from the given options (`dr`, `fr`, `tr`, `br`, `cr`) to complete each word. Each word is associated with an image that provides a clue about the word's meaning.
Given Blends:
- `dr`
- `fr`
- `tr`
- `br`
- `cr`
Words to Complete:
1. \_\_og
2. \_\_uck
3. \_\_um
4. \_\_unk
5. \_\_op
6. \_\_uit
7. \_\_ink
8. \_\_ab
9. \_\_ee
Solution Approach:
We will analyze each word and its corresponding image to determine the correct blend that completes the word.
---
#### 1.
\_\_og
- Image: A frog.
- Word: Frog.
- Blend: `fr`.
- Completed Word:
Frog.
#### 2.
\_\_uck
- Image: Ducks.
- Word: Duck.
- Blend: `dr`.
- Completed Word:
Duck.
#### 3.
\_\_um
- Image: A drum.
- Word: Drum.
- Blend: `dr`.
- Completed Word:
Drum.
#### 4.
\_\_unk
- Image: A trunk.
- Word: Trunk.
- Blend: `tr`.
- Completed Word:
Trunk.
#### 5.
\_\_op
- Image: A mop.
- Word: Mop.
- Blend: `br` (since "mop" does not start with any of the given blends, this might be an error in the task).
- Completed Word:
Mop (no blend fits).
#### 6.
\_\_uit
- Image: A fruit basket.
- Word: Fruit.
- Blend: `fr`.
- Completed Word:
Fruit.
#### 7.
\_\_ink
- Image: A person drinking.
- Word: Drink.
- Blend: `dr`.
- Completed Word:
Drink.
#### 8.
\_\_ab
- Image: A crab.
- Word: Crab.
- Blend: `cr`.
- Completed Word:
Crab.
#### 9.
\_\_ee
- Image: A tree.
- Word: Tree.
- Blend: `tr`.
- Completed Word:
Tree.
---
Final Answers:
1.
Frog → `fr`
2.
Duck → `dr`
3.
Drum → `dr`
4.
Trunk → `tr`
5.
Mop → No blend fits (error in task)
6.
Fruit → `fr`
7.
Drink → `dr`
8.
Crab → `cr`
9.
Tree → `tr`
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
1. & \text{Frog} \rightarrow \text{fr} \\
2. & \text{Duck} \rightarrow \text{dr} \\
3. & \text{Drum} \rightarrow \text{dr} \\
4. & \text{Trunk} \rightarrow \text{tr} \\
5. & \text{Mop} \rightarrow \text{No blend fits} \\
6. & \text{Fruit} \rightarrow \text{fr} \\
7. & \text{Drink} \rightarrow \text{dr} \\
8. & \text{Crab} \rightarrow \text{cr} \\
9. & \text{Tree} \rightarrow \text{tr} \\
\end{array}
}
\]
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