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1. A. paintings: ˈpeɪnɪŋz (stress on the first syllable) B. symbols: ˈsɪmbəlz (stress on the first syllable) The pattern is: stress on the first syllable Therefore, the next word would also have the stress on the first syllable, which is "parents": ˈpɛrənts. Answer: C. parents. 2. B. loved: ləvd (stress on the second syllable, but "loved" only has one syllable in the word itself, and one in the pronunciation, but the stress is in the second syllable in the whole pattern, so we should not choose this) D. played: pleɪd (stress on the first syllable) A. admired: ədˈmaɪərd (stress on the second syllable) B. talked: tɔkt (stress on the first syllable) The pattern is: first syllable, second syllable, first syllable, second syllable. Therefore, the next word would have the stress on the second syllable. The only word with the stress on the second syllable is "admired", but this is the same as option 2, so the answer must be another word. Answer: D. played does not match the pattern, so let's check the other options for question 3. C. arrived: əraɪvd (stress on the second syllable), this matches the pattern. 3. B. mentioned: ˈmɛnʃənd (stress on the first syllable) A. ended: ˈɛndɪd (stress on the first syllable) The pattern is: stress on the first syllable Therefore, the next word would also have the stress on the first syllable, which is not "mentioned", "ended" or "church". Answer: B. christmas: ˈkrɪsməs or B. charity: ˈʧɛrɪti. Only B. christmas does not have an alternative match with another letter. 4. Answer: A. catch To determine the correct answer, we'll analyze the pronunciation of each word and look for the one that rhymes. 1. A. titles (ˈtaɪtəlz) - The last syllable of "titles" has a "lz" sound. - writers (ˈraɪtərz) also has a similar sound. - Therefore, the word that rhymes with "titles" is "writers". 2. A. collected (kəˈlɛktəd) - The last syllable of "collected" has a "d" sound. - The words "formed" (fɔrmd), "reviewed" (rivˈjud) don't rhyme with "collected", but "changed" (ʧeɪnʤd) has a similar sound. - Therefore, the word that rhymes with "collected" is "changed". 3. A. ready (ˈrɛdi) - The last syllable of "ready" has a "di" sound (ˈrɛdi). - The word "bread" (brɛd) has a similar sound. - Therefore, the word that rhymes with "ready" is "bread". 4. A. though (ðoʊ) - The last syllable of "though" has a "oʊ" sound. - The word "cough" (kɔf) doesn't have a similar sound, but "laugh" (læf) doesn't exactly rhyme either. - However, none of the given options perfectly rhyme with "though". Here are the correct answers: 1. The word that collocates with "urges" is "controls". Answer: A. controls 2. The correct phrasal verb is "helped". Answer: A. helped 3. The word that collocates with "outfit" is "practical". Answer: A. practical 4. The word that collocates with "clothes" is "fashion". Answer: C. fashion Based on the given words with their IPA notations, I'll analyze the pronunciation and answer the questions. TEST 14 1. The word that rhymes with "cities" is: The answer is D. series (ˈsɪtiz and ˈsɪriz both end with the "iz" sound, making them rhyme) 2. The word that rhymes with "watched" is: The answer is D. watched is given, but "watched" is not an option to be paired. However, "watched" and "wanted" don't rhyme, but "watched" (wɔʧt) and "parked" (pɑrkt) do. The answer is A. parked 3. The word that rhymes with "cartoon" is: The answer is B. smart (smɑrt and kɑrˈtun both end with a similar sound, making them rhyme) 4. The word that rhymes with "although" is: The answer is D. ethnic (ɔlˈðoʊ and ˈɛθnɪk don't perfectly rhyme but "those" and "although" both end with a similar "oʊ" sound, "those" doesn't have a perfect rhyme with "although", however, "those" and "although" do) Based on the given words and their International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) notation, here are the answers to the questions: 1. A word that rhymes with "brings" (brɪŋz) would have a similar sound. Among the options: - hills (hɪlz) has a similar sound to "brings." So, the correct answer is A. hills. 2. A word that rhymes with "suggested" (səˈʤɛstɪd) would have a similar sound. Among the options: - suggested doesn't exactly rhyme with the other options, but "poured" (pɔrd) and "called" (kɔld) have a similar sound to each other, and "borrowed" (ˈbɑroʊd) has a similar sound to none of the other options, and "suggested" has a similar sound to none of the other options, so the correct answer is D. suggested doesn't rhyme with any of the options, so we need to find the closest one: The closest one to "suggested" isn't in the options, so the correct answer is actually none, but based on the least different, the correct answer is A. poured. 3. A word that rhymes with "natural" (ˈnæʧərəl) would have a similar sound. Among the options: - None of the options exactly rhyme with "natural," but the closest sound is "famous" (ˈfeɪməs) and "station" (ˈsteɪʃən) and "table" (ˈteɪbəl) have a similar sound to each other, so the correct answer is actually none, but based on the least different, the correct answer is D. famous. 4. A word that rhymes with "damage" (ˈdæmɪʤ) would have a similar sound. Among the options: - None of the options exactly rhyme with "damage," but "Dirty" (ˈdərti) and "made" (meɪd) have a similar sound to each other, so the correct answer is actually none, but based on the least different, the correct answer is D. Dirty or A. made.