In the sentence 'I *met* *Benu* and her room-*mate* in the book store', which word has a different vowel sound compared to 'met'?

MCQmediumListening to and reading comparative word pairs (e.g., shed/shade)

In the sentence ' $I \times met \times \times Benu \times and her room- \times mate \times in the book store$ ', which word has a different vowel sound compared to 'met'?

Options

aBenu

broom-matecheck_circle

cin

dthe

Key Points

The exercise asks to pronounce underlined words properly using the vowel sounds practised in Section A, where 'met' and 'mate' are similar to 'wet' and 'wait' or 'test' and 'taste', showing a clear vowel sound difference when 'e' is added.

Source

Class 6 › English › Chapter 11: Are You Listening?-1 › Topic: Listening to and reading comparative word pairs (e.g., shed/shade)

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.

In the sentence 'I×met××Benu×andherroom−×mate×inthebookstoreI \times met \times \times Benu \times and her room- \times mate \times in the book storeI×met××Benu×andherroom−×mate×inthebookstore', which word has a different vowel sound compared to 'met'?

Options

Key Points

In the sentence ' $I \times met \times \times Benu \times and her room- \times mate \times in the book store$ ', which word has a different vowel sound compared to 'met'?