Concept:Words rhyme when they share the same final vowel sound and any following consonant sound.
Explanation:The given word has the ending sound /ɔːt/.
From the options, “fort” is pronounced /fɔːt/ in non-rhotic English, where the final “r” is silent.
This makes its final sound /ɔːt/, which matches the given word.
“Cart” ends with /ɑːt/, “plot” ends with /ɒt/, and “flew” ends with /uː/, so none of these words rhymes with the given word.
Therefore, the only word that shares the correct ending sound is “fort”.
Answer:D. fort