Match The Words & Odd One Out (1)
First, match the word to the one that would look the most similar when lipreading.
Second, identify the odd word out - the one that would look different when lipreading.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which word would look very similar to 'will' when lipreading?
- A.
Fill
- B.
Quill
- C.
Mill
- D.
Till
Correct Answer
B. QuillExplanation
The sounds 'w' and 'qu' are very similar when lipreading.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which word would look very similar to 'well' when lipreading?
- A.
Bell
- B.
Fell
- C.
Quell
- D.
Sell
Correct Answer
C. QuellExplanation
When lipreading, the word 'quell' would look very similar to 'well'. Both words have similar lip movements and shapes, as they both start with the 'kw' sound and end with the 'ell' sound. The only difference is the initial consonant sound, with 'quell' having a 'kw' sound and 'well' having a 'w' sound. However, since lipreading does not capture subtle differences in sounds, 'quell' would appear very similar to 'well' when lipreading.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which word would look very similar to 'white' when lipreading?
- A.
Fight
- B.
Quite
- C.
Might
- D.
Night
Correct Answer
B. QuiteExplanation
The word 'quite' would look very similar to 'white' when lipreading because both words have similar lip movements and sounds. The 'wh' and 'qu' sounds are produced with the same lip shape and movement, and the 'ite' and 'ite' sounds have similar lip movements as well. Therefore, when lipreading, it would be easy to mistake 'quite' for 'white' due to the similarity in lip movements and sounds.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Which word would look very similar to 'quit' when lipreading?
- A.
Wit
- B.
Bit
- C.
Fit
- D.
Lit
Correct Answer
A. WitExplanation
When lipreading, the word "quit" would look very similar to the word "wit". Both words have similar lip movements and the same number of letters. The only difference is the initial sound, where "quit" starts with a "kw" sound and "wit" starts with a "w" sound. However, since lipreading focuses more on the visual cues of lip movements rather than the exact sounds, "wit" would be the word that looks very similar to "quit" when lipreading.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which word would look very similar to 'quail' when lipreading?
- A.
Shale
- B.
Mail
- C.
Fail
- D.
Whale
- E.
Tail
Correct Answer
D. WhaleExplanation
The word 'whale' would look very similar to 'quail' when lipreading because both words have similar lip movements and sounds. The 'w' and 'q' sounds are produced in a similar way, and the 'a' and 'ai' sounds have similar lip shapes. Therefore, when lipreading, it would be easy to mistake 'whale' for 'quail' and vice versa.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which of the words below would look different to the others listed when lipreading?
- A.
Pill
- B.
Mill
- C.
Will
- D.
Bill
Correct Answer
C. WillExplanation
The sounds 'p', 'b' and 'm' look very similar when lipreading.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which of the words below would look different to the others listed when lipreading?
- A.
Whale
- B.
Fail
- C.
Wail
- D.
Quail
Correct Answer
B. FailExplanation
The sounds 'w' and 'qu' look very similar when lipreading.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Which of the words below would look different to the others listed when lipreading?
- A.
Fail
- B.
Mail
- C.
Veil
- D.
Vale
Correct Answer
B. MailExplanation
The sounds 'f' and 'v' look very similar when lipreading; vale and veil sound the same but are spelled differently.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Which of the words below would look different to the others listed when lipreading?
- A.
Sheep
- B.
Weep
- C.
Jeep
- D.
Cheap
- E.
Ship
Correct Answer
B. WeepExplanation
Although 'ee' and 'i' like in sheep and ship are not identical they are very similar. Weep starts with a different shape.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which of the words below would look different to the others listed when lipreading?
- A.
Badge
- B.
Match
- C.
Latch
- D.
Madge
Correct Answer
C. LatchExplanation
The sounds 'p', 'b' and 'm' look very similar when lipreading; as do 'ch' and 'ge' (pronounced 'j'); and 't' and 'd'. The sound 'l' is different.Rate this question:
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