Concept:The phonetic symbol in focus is /g/, a voiced velar plosive, so choose the word that contains this sound.
Explanation:The letter "g" can be pronounced in different ways depending on the word, so examine each option carefully.
In "gnash," the initial "g" is silent and the word is pronounced /næʃ/, so it does not contain /g/.
In "target," the "g" is clearly pronounced as /g/, giving the pronunciation /ˈtɑːɡɪt/, so this word contains the target sound.
In "gnaw," the initial "g" is also silent and the word is pronounced /nɔː/, so it does not contain /g/.
In "sing," the letters "ng" together make the nasal sound /ŋ/, not the separate /g/ sound.
Therefore, after comparing all four words, only "target" contains the /g/ sound.
Answer:B. target