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The correct answer is "and traded them to Lou"
Explanation:
Internal rhyme implies two or more words in a line have similar sounds; this includes vowel or consonant sounds. From the options, options 1, 2, and 4 are examples of internal rhyme. For example, in the first option "seed" and "feed" have the same ending sound. This does not occur in the option "and traded them to Lou" because in this short line there are not repeating sounds, and therefore this not an example of internal rhyme.
Answer:
Permanent damage so a condition which liver cells break down, scar and die
Explanation:
That's the closest thing to permanent damage
The words in each row that sound different from the others in the same group are:
- A. Wanted
- A. Goes
- C. Open
- B. Question
- A. Who
<h3>Words that sound different</h3>
Let's break down the reasons why we chose the words above as the ones having a different sound from the rest of the group:
- In "wanted" the "ed" is pronounced, whereas in the other words the "e" is silent and only the "d" is pronounced.
- In "goes" the "e" is silent, whereas in the other words it is pronounced.
- In "open" the letter "o" represents an /ou/ sound, whereas in the other words it represents an /ʌ/ sound.
- In "question" the letter "t" is clearly pronounced, whereas in the other words it is not.
- In "who" the "wh" has a /h/ sound, whereas in the words words it has a "w" sound.
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