Mastering the Welsh Alphabet and Sounds Quiz

In this analogy, the pattern is the first letter repeated and followed by the word with the same letter at the beginning. Therefore, the correct answer is BbBanana.

The question 'Cath.' is a coded message where each letter is shifted to the next letter in the alphabet. Therefore, 'C' becomes 'D', 'a' becomes 'b', 't' becomes 'u', and 'h' becomes 'i'. The correct answer is 'Dwr.'

When an elephant makes a sound, it is often described as a 'trumpet' noise.

The correct answer is FfFfenest, which stands for 'Fancy Feenest'. The abbreviation FFan is not commonly used and may be confusing, but in this context, it refers to this specific term.

The correct spelling of guitar is NgNgwely. The incorrect spellings provided are common misspellings.

The question 'HhHet' when decrypted corresponds to 'IiIn'. Therefore, the correct answer is 'IIa' which matches the decrypted text.

In Welsh, the word for 'rabbit' is 'Llwynog'. 'Cath' means 'cat', 'Ci' means 'dog', and 'Draig' means 'dragon'.

In Welsh, 'mynydd' means 'mountain'. The correct answer follows the pattern of each letter being replaced with the next letter in the alphabet.

The correct answer is 'PpPaent' because 'OoOen' represents a scrambled version of the word 'Open'. Similarly, 'PpPaent' is the correct translation of the word 'Apparent'.

The correct answer is 'SsSeren'. In this question, the original spelling 'RhRhaw' should be correctly spelled as 'SsSeren'.

The question is asking for the correct spelling of the word, which is 'WyWy'. The other options are variations or misspellings of the word, making them incorrect choices.

The correct answer follows a pattern where the first letter is capitalized and repeated twice for the first two letters, followed by the word 'Dragon'. The incorrect answers do not adhere to this pattern.