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To answer the questions, I'll analyze the pronunciation of each word and look for the one that rhymes or has a similar sound. Here are the answers: 119. A. wedding The word "wedding" has a pronunciation of /ˈwɛdɪŋ/, which rhymes with "guest" (/gɛst/). 120. A. guest The word "guest" has a pronunciation of /gɛst/, which sounds similar to "grateful" (/ˈgreɪtfəl/), but a closer match is "further" (/ˈfərðər/). 121. A. work The word "work" has a pronunciation of /wərk/, which rhymes with "nurse" (/nərs/), but a closer match is "supportive" (/səˈpɔrtɪv/) doesn't rhyme, however "work" (/wərk/) actually rhymes with "supportive" doesn't but actually "supportive" has a sound similar with "announce" (/əˈnaʊns/). 122. A. house The word "house" has a pronunciation of /haʊs/, which rhymes with "cousin" (/ˈkəzən/). 123. A. breakfast The word "breakfast" has a pronunciation of /ˈbrɛkfəst/, which rhymes with "host" (/hoʊst/). 124. A. most The word "most" has a pronunciation of /moʊst/, which rhymes with "cost" (/kɔst/) and "pest" (/pɛst/), but a closer match is actually "women" (/ˈwɪmən/). 125. A. woman The word "woman" has a pronunciation of /ˈwʊmən/, which rhymes with "push" (/pʊʃ/) and "pull" (/pʊl/). 126. A. close-knit The word "close-knit" has a pronunciation that is not provided, but based on the standard pronunciation, it rhymes with "well-known" (/ˈwɛlˈnoʊn/). 127. A. hands The word "hands" has a pronunciation of /hænz/, which rhymes with "parents" (/ˈpɛrənts/). 128. A. prizes The word "prizes" has a pronunciation of /ˈpraɪzɪz/, which rhymes with "spirit" (/ˈspɪrɪt/). 129. A. bribe The word "bribe" has a pronunciation of /braɪb/, which rhymes with "child" (/ʧaɪld/), "children" (/ˈʧɪldrən/), and "wife" (/waɪf/). 130. A. some The word "some" has a pronunciation of /səm/, which rhymes with "women" (/ˈwɪmən/) and "love" (/ləv/), but a closer match is actually "money" (/ˈməni/). I'll do my best to analyze the pronunciation of each word and answer the questions. Here are my answers: 1. D. detern The other three words ("valentine", "imagine", "discipline") have the stress on the first syllable, while "detern" has the stress on the second syllable. 2. A. crop The other three words ("common", "household", "bodily") have a vowel sound /ɑ/ or /ɔ/ in the first syllable, while "crop" has a short vowel sound /ɑp/. 3. D. comm The other three words ("merchant", "sergeant", "mermaid") end with the sound /nt, /nt, /d/ respectively, while "comm" ends with a short /m/ sound. 4. A. obstacle The other three words ("obscure", "obsession", "oblivie") have a schwa sound /ə/ or /ɪ/ in the first syllable, while "obstacle" has a distinct vowel sound /ɑ/. 5. A. falee (falee is likely "fake" and fake is) The other three words ("reached", "absorbed", "solved") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "falee" has a short /eɪ/ sound. 6. A. develops The other three words ("takes", "laughs", "volum") end with the sound /s, /s, /m/ respectively, while "develops" has a distinct /ps/ sound. 7. A. species The other three words ("invent", "medicine", "tennis") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "species" has a short /i/ sound. 8. D. stoppe The other three words ("advanced", "established", "preferred") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "stoppe" is likely "stopped" and has a distinct /pt/ sound. 9. C. eleven The other three words ("exact", "examine", "elephe") start with the sound /ɪg/ or /el/, while "eleven" starts with a distinct /il/ sound. 10. A. final The other three words ("writer", "ivory", "window") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "final" has a short /ɪ/ sound. 11. D. threate (threate is likely "threat" and threat is) The other three words ("passed", "managed", "cleared") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "threat" has a distinct /rɛt/ sound. 12. D. breath The other three words ("ejects", "defends", "advocates") end with the sound /ts, /dz, /ts/ respectively, while "breath" ends with a distinct /θ/ sound. 13. D. laughe (laughe is likely "laughed" and laughed is) The other three words ("produced", "believed", "stopped") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "laughed" has a distinct /ɑft/ sound. 14. D. anther The other three words ("alien", "alloy", "alley") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "anther" has a distinct /n/ sound. 15. D. washo (washo is likely "washed" and washed is) The other three words ("affected", "looked", "decreased") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "washed" has a distinct /ɑʃt/ sound. 16. D. watche (watche is likely "watched" and watched is) The other three words ("missed", "worked", "realized") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "watched" has a distinct /tʃt/ sound. 17. C. soe The other three words ("need", "speech", "career") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "soe" has a distinct /oʊ/ sound. 18. D. cough The other three words ("loved", "appeared", "agreed") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "cough" has a distinct /ɔf/ sound. 19. A. pagoda The other three words ("integral", "against", "aquatic") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "pagoda" has a distinct /p/ sound. 20. D. involv (involv is likely "involves" and involves is) The other three words ("imagines", "bikes", "cultures") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "involves" has a distinct /nv/ sound. 21. A. office The other three words ("practice", "service", "device") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "office" has a distinct /ɔ/ sound. 22. D. laughy (laughy is likely "laugh" and laugh is) The other three words ("finished", "cooked", "attended") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "laugh" has a distinct /læf/ sound. 23. A. number The other three words ("future", "furiously", "amuse") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "number" has a distinct /n/ sound. 24. D. dried The other three words ("concerned", "candied", "travelled") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "dried" has a distinct /raɪd/ sound. 25. D. fixed The other three words ("increased", "pleased", "replaced") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "fixed" has a distinct /fɪkst/ sound. 26. A. looks The other three words ("knows", "helps", "sits") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "looks" has a distinct /lʊks/ sound. 27. A. linked The other three words ("declared", "finished", "develop") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "linked" has a distinct /l/ sound. 28. A. heat The other three words ("beat", "meant", "casey") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "heat" has a distinct /hit/ sound. 29. A. sports The other three words ("thanks", "games", "enthus") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "sports" has a distinct /spɔ/ sound. 30. A. sacrificed The other three words ("trusted", "recorded", "acted") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "sacrificed" has a distinct /sæk/ sound. 31. A. cooks The other three words ("loves", "joins", "spends") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "cooks" has a distinct /kʊks/ sound. 32. D. deliver (deliver is likely "delivered" and delivered is) The other three words ("interviewed", "performed", "finished") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "delivered" has a distinct /dɪlɪ/ sound. 33. A. misses The other three words ("goes", "leaves", "potatoes") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "misses" has a distinct /mɪs/ sound. 34. D. relieve The other three words ("removed", "approved", "reminded") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "relieve" has a distinct /rɪli/ sound. 35. A. young The other three words ("plough", "couple", "cousin") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "young" has a distinct /jʌŋ/ sound. 36. A. confine The other three words ("conceal", "convention", "concent") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "confine" has a distinct /kənf/ sound. 37. D. autom (autom is likely "automatic" and automatic is) The other three words ("isolated", "climate", "island") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "automatic" has a distinct /ɔtə/ sound. 38. A. river The other three words ("rival", "native", "driver") have a distinct vowel sound in the first syllable, while "river" has a distinct /rɪv/ sound.