Concept:The underlined letter in "rest" represents the consonant sound /r/.
We must choose the word whose pronunciation contains the same consonant sound /r/.
Explanation:"Rest" is pronounced
/rest/, and the underline falls on the letter "r", which gives the /r/ sound.
In standard British pronunciation, an "r" after a vowel is usually silent, so it is not a consonant sound.
"Near" is
/nɪə/ and "choir" is
/’kwaI@/; neither has a pronounced /r/ consonant.
"Survey" is
/’s3:veI/, which also has no /r/ sound.
"Carry" is
/’kær.i/, where the "r" is clearly pronounced as /r/ between two vowel sounds.
Therefore, "carry" shares the same consonant sound /r/ as "rest".
Answer:D. carry