Concept:The underlined consonant must be matched with the word that has exactly the same consonant sound.Focus on the pronunciation of the letter d in order.Explanation:In order, the underlined d is pronounced as the voiced sound /d/.Now examine each option for its consonant sound.In another, the letters th make the voiced sound /ð/, not /d/.In made, the final d is pronounced as /d/, so it matches exactly.In wedge, the letter group dg makes the sound /dʒ/, which is different.In flunked, the suffix −ed is pronounced as /t/ because the sound before it is voiceless.Therefore, only made shares the same consonant sound /d/ as order.Answer:B. made