Concept:A rhyming word must have the same final vowel sound and the same consonant sound(s) that follow it.
Explanation:The given word ends with the sound /ɛpt/.
Compare each option with this ending sound.
Option A, "unkempt", is pronounced /ʌnˈkɛmpt/; its final cluster includes an extra /m/, giving /mpt/, so it does not rhyme.
Option B, "dealt", is pronounced /dɛlt/ and ends with /lt/, which is different from /ɛpt/.
Option C, "deceit", is pronounced /dɪˈsiːt/ and ends with the long vowel sound /iːt/, so it cannot rhyme.
Option D, "leapt", is pronounced /lɛpt/.
The ending /ɛpt/ matches exactly the final vowel and following consonant sound of the given word.
Therefore, "leapt" is the only word that rhymes with the given word.
Answer:D. leapt