Concept:The question tests recognition of the voiceless fricative consonant sound /ʃ/, which is commonly written as “sh”.
Explanation:The underlined letters in the given word stand for the /ʃ/ sound, as heard in “ship”.
You need to find the word whose pronunciation contains the same consonant sound.
The word “sachet” is pronounced /ˈsæʃeɪ/.
Here, the letters “ch” together produce the /ʃ/ sound.
So “sachet” definitely contains the required consonant sound.
Check the other options to confirm that they do not.
“Read” is pronounced /riːd/, so it has no /ʃ/ sound.
“Bed” is pronounced /bed/, with only /b/ and /d/ as consonant sounds.
“Right” is pronounced /raɪt/, ending with /t/ instead of /ʃ/.
Therefore, only “sachet” shares the same consonant sound as the underlined letters.
Answer:C. sachet