Question

2 Circle the odd one out. (i.e. the word that does not rhyme with
the rest)
1. more
score
door
dare
2. go
so
do
no
3. down
town
brown
own​

Answer 1

Dare in the first question is the odd one out

• In the given question, more, score, door, dare where the word dare does not seem to be rhyming with the other words.
• Dare is found to be the odd one out in the given example.
• Rhyming words are those words where the phonetics of such words seem to be similar. In simple words, they sound similar in words but different in meaning.

Answer 2

The answers are as follows:

1. Odd Word- dare

Reason- The other three words had an 'o' sound in them. 'Dare' has an 'a' sound. Thus they are not rhythmic.

2. Odd Word- do

Reason- The other three words have an 'o' sound. 'Do' has an 'u' sound. Hence it is the odd word.

3. Odd Word- own

Reason- The pronunciation of 'own' is different from the other three words. When placed after an alphabet, 'own' has a different sound than the single word 'own.'

Rhyming Words

• Rhyme or rhyming words can be described as words having the same end- pronunciation or ending- sound.

• For example, bat and cat end with the same sound- 'at.' Thus, they are rhymic words.