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Question
Here are some words from the lesson which describe different kinds of sounds.
Match these words with their correct meanings.
ringing sound (of a bell or breaking glass, etc.)
Options
drum
swish
tinkle
caw
drip
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Solution
ringing sound (of a bell or breaking glass, etc.) − tinkle
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