-en, -ed, -et Word Family Decoding & Identifying Quiz

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The question is asking for the identification of a word among the options "ted," "ten," and "hen." The correct answer is "ten" as it is the only option that is a valid word.

The correct answer is "hen" because it is the only option that is a valid English word. "Pen" and "jen" are not recognized words in the English language.

All the other words in the list (-en family) end with the sound /ɛn/ (as in Ben, hen, and pen), while "net" does not. Therefore, "net" does not belong in the -en family.

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The correct answer is "jet" because it is the only option that matches the given question "What is this?" and is a valid word in the English language. Both "jen" and "jed" are not recognizable words, so they can be eliminated as incorrect options.

All the given words belong to the -et family except for "ten". The other words - "jet", "bet", and "let" - all end with the sound /et/. However, "ten" does not have the /et/ sound at the end, making it the word that does not belong in the -et family.

The word "den" does not belong in the -ed family because it does not end with the suffix -ed. The other three words, bed, red, and fed, all end with -ed and follow the pattern of adding -ed to form the past tense or past participle of a verb.

The question is asking for the identification of the given word. Among the options provided, "bed" is the correct answer as it matches the given word.

The words "jet," "let," "pet," and "vet" belong in the -et family because they all end with the same sound and have the same pattern of letters. "Bed" does not belong in the -et family because it does not have the same ending sound or pattern of letters.