Question

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reading fundamentals rf.k.2d
circle the two pictures that begin with the same sound.

Explanation:

First, identify the initial sounds of each image:

1. Rhino starts with the /r/ sound.
2. Chameleon starts with the /k/ (hard "c") sound.
3. Hand starts with the /h/ sound.

Wait, correction: Rechecking, Chameleon is pronounced /kəˈmiːliən/ (starts with /k/), Hand is /hænd/ (starts with /h/), Rhino is /ˈraɪnoʊ/ (starts with /r/). No, wait—no, actually, the correct matching pair is:
Wait, no, mistake: Chameleon is sometimes misheard, but no—wait, no, the correct pair is Rhino (/r/) no, no, wait: Wait, no, the images: Wait, no, the chameleon (sometimes spelled with a silent "ch" making /k/), hand /h/, rhino /r/. Wait, no—wait, maybe I misread the images: Is the first image a hippo? If it's a hippo, it starts with /h/, matching hand. But the image looks like a rhino. Wait, no, the problem says "begin with the same sound". Let's confirm:

• Rhino: /ˈraɪnoʊ/ → initial /r/
• Chameleon: /kəˈmiːliən/ → initial /k/
• Hand: /hænd/ → initial /h/

Wait, no—maybe the chameleon is a lizard? No, it's a chameleon. Wait, no, maybe the first image is a hippopotamus (hippo) → /ˈhɪpoʊ/ → initial /h/, which matches hand /h/. That must be it. The first image is a hippo, not a rhino. So hippo and hand both start with the /h/ sound.

Answer:

Circle the hippopotamus (first picture) and the hand (third picture) — both begin with the /h/ sound.