Question

look at the word pronunciation in the passage below. every tuesday, mr. lopez asked a student in spanish class to bring something that started with a certain spanish sound. this week it was leos turn. he was supposed to bring something that started with the ch sound. he told his friend jackie that he couldnt think of anything. \i know something delicious that starts with ch in english,\ jackie said. \chocolate!\ \thats it!\ leo shouted. \i know how to say that in spanish! chocolate. same spelling, different pronunciation!\ what is the meaning of pronunciation as used in the passage? the way a word is spelled the way a word is said the way a word makes you feel

Explanation:

In the passage, Leo says "Same spelling, different pronunciation!" when comparing the English and Spanish words for "chocolate". This implies that "pronunciation" refers to how a word is said, not how it's spelled (since the spelling is the same) or how it makes one feel.

Answer:

the way a word is said