Concept:Rhyming words are words that end with the exact same vowel sound or vowel-consonant sound.
Explanation:The word "tie" is pronounced as /taɪ/.
Its last sound is the diphthong /aɪ/, which is the same sound you hear in "high".
Now examine each option carefully.
Option A, "hay", is pronounced /heɪ/ and ends with the sound /eɪ/, not /aɪ/.
Option B, "high", is pronounced /haɪ/ and ends with the same sound /aɪ/ as "tie".
So "high" and "tie" rhyme perfectly.
Option C, "claim", is pronounced /kleɪm/ and ends with the sound /eɪm/, which does not match.
Option D, "dim", is pronounced /dɪm/ and ends with the sound /ɪm/, which also does not match.
Therefore, the only word that shares the same ending sound as "tie" is "high".
Answer:B. high