Answer: C) Shower
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: C) Minute
Answer: B) It is pronounced MIN-it for a unit of time and my-NOOT for something tiny.
Answer: A) Drum
Answer: C) Rooster
Answer: C) There
Answer: A) Bait
Answer: A) Two words pronounced identically but written differently.
Answer: B) Niece
Answer: A) In the present tense ('I read every day'), it rhymes with 'reed'. In the past tense ('I read that book yesterday'), it rhymes with 'red'.
Answer: A) True
Answer: D) True
Answer: C) Pool
Answer: C) Flew
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) Autumn
Answer: A) Base
Answer: B) They
Answer: A) Town
Answer: B) Shower
Answer: C) There was a minute speck of dust on the screen.
Answer: C) Dig
Answer: B) Bee
Answer: B) The vowel sound changes from a long 'e' to a short 'e'.
Answer: B) Er, ir, and ur.
Answer: D) Phase
Answer: B) In 1, it rhymes with 'find' and means to turn. In 2, it rhymes with 'sinned' and means moving air.
Answer: A) Know
Answer: B) Sew
Answer: B) Know
Answer: C) Perfect phonetic transcription.
Answer: A) Mosque
Answer: B) Team
Answer: D) Its
Answer: A) Call
Answer: B) The fish rhymes with 'class, ' and the sound rhymes with 'base.'.
Answer: D) Royal
Answer: A) Eye Rhyme.
Answer: A) Nut
Answer: C) Great
Answer: C) Pound
Answer: C) Eye
Answer: C) Thin
Answer: C) Corner
Answer: A) Far
Answer: B) Sea
Answer: B) Roots
Answer: B) Made
Answer: C) Eight
Answer: C) Prowl
Answer: A) Brain
Answer: D) You
Answer: B) The correct pronunciation of the homograph 'lead' depends on its usage:'led' for the metal and 'leed' for being in charge or guiding.
Answer: D) Tale
Answer: B) Wi-Fi
Answer: C) Mouse
Answer: B) My dad caught a huge largemouth bass while fishing.
Answer: B) Where