The Letter C Can Sound Like a K as in "Candy

question 165

Multiple Choice

The letter c can sound like a k as in "candy," or like s as in "city." This proves that:

• A) a phoneme can be represented as different sounds.
• B) k and s are not phonemes.
• C) the letter c represents multiple phonemes.
• D) the same sounds can be represented by different phonemes.

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