Jay is reading an online magazine article about wedding preparations and wants to know how the word "nuptials" is pronounced. He doesn't trust the pronunciation guide in a printed book and would prefer to actually hear someone pronounce it correctly.

What would be the best method that Jay could use to find out the pronunciation?

A.

He could call the local library and ask the librarian or library assistants how to pronounce it.

B.

He could turn on the TV and search for a show or movie that is likely to use the word in dialog.

C.

He could look up the word on his CD-ROM dictionary and use the audio pronunciation feature.

D.

He could ask someone in person how the word is pronounced and listen to them say it.

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Alivia Petty

English

11 September, 00:19

Jay is reading an online magazine article about wedding preparations and wants to know how the word "nuptials" is pronounced. He doesn't trust the pronunciation guide in a printed book and would prefer to actually hear someone pronounce it correctly.

What would be the best method that Jay could use to find out the pronunciation?

A.

He could call the local library and ask the librarian or library assistants how to pronounce it.

B.

He could turn on the TV and search for a show or movie that is likely to use the word in dialog.

C.

He could look up the word on his CD-ROM dictionary and use the audio pronunciation feature.

D.

He could ask someone in person how the word is pronounced and listen to them say it.

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Answers (2)

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Alvin Thompson · Answer 1

C. He could look up the word on his CD-ROM dictionary and use the audio pronunciation feature.

Explanation:

The CD-ROM is a computer automated machine.

Audrey · Answer 2

D.

Explanation:

D is the easiest and best