Concept:This question tests the ability to recognise the same consonant sound sequence in different words, even when the spelling is not exactly the same.
Explanation:In the word "uncle", the underlined letters "ncle" are pronounced /ˈʌŋ.kəl/.
The consonant sounds represented are /ŋ/, /k/, and /l/ in that order.
Now check each option.
"bangle" is pronounced /ˈbæŋ.ɡəl/, so it has /ŋɡ/, not /ŋk/.
"knuckle" is pronounced /ˈnʌk.əl/, where "kn" gives /n/ and "ck" gives /k/, but these sounds are not in the same /ŋk/ cluster.
"singe" is pronounced /sɪndʒ/, containing the sound /ndʒ/, which is different.
"ankle" is pronounced /ˈæŋ.kəl/, and its letters "nkl" give exactly the same consonant sequence /ŋkəl/ as "ncle" in "uncle".
Therefore, the word that shares the same consonant sound(s) is "ankle".
Answer:D. ankle