Question

listen to each word. which two words have the same vowel sound?

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the vowel sounds of the words represented by the images:

1. The first image (hair - related, e.g., "hair") has the vowel sound /eə/ (or similar, but more likely the intended words here are "hair", "pig", and "pencil" - wait, no, re - evaluating: common words for these images are "hair" (first), "pig" (second), "pencil" (third). Wait, no, maybe "wig" (first, hairpiece), "pig" (second), "pencil" (third). Wait, the vowel sound in "wig" and "pig" is the short /ɪ/ sound. Let's confirm:

• "Wig" (first image, hair - like) has the vowel sound /ɪ/.
• "Pig" (second image) has the vowel sound /ɪ/.
• "Pencil" has the vowel sound /e/ (in "pen" part) or /ɪ/ in "cil"? No, "pencil" is /ˈpens(ə)l/ or /ˈpɛns(ə)l/, so the vowel in "wig" and "pig" is the same (/ɪ/).

The words for the first (e.g., "wig") and second (e.g., "pig") images have the same short vowel sound /ɪ/, while the third (e.g., "pencil") has a different vowel sound. Thus, the two words with the same vowel sound are the ones represented by the first (hair - like) and second (pig) images.

Answer:

The two words (represented by the first and second images) have the same vowel sound. (If we assume the words are "wig" and "pig", these two have the same vowel sound /ɪ/.)