Common Beginnings #1

The following questions give several words. All but one have the following in common: a certain word can be placed in front of each to yield a new, different word. Choose the word which does not share this property.

For example:

Draw, Hold, In, Gate, Out

Draw

Hold

Gate

Out

I don't know

In this case, the answer would be gate. All the others become new words when the word with is placed in front of them.

1.	Cast, Minded, Drive, Band, Cloth.

Cast

Minded

Drive

Band

Cloth

I don't know

2.	Day, Set, Head, Beam, Stroke.

Day

Set

Head

Beam

Stroke

I don't know

3.	Chant, Ding, Ultimate, Man, Tune.

Chant

Ding

Ultimate

Man

Tune

I don't know

4.	Man, Dose, Head, Told, Most.

Man

Dose

Head

Told

Most

I don't know

5.	Come, Day, Right, Place, Mark.

Come

Day

Right

Place

Mark

I don't know

6.	Ward, Son, All, Side, Shore.

Ward

Son

All

Side

Shore

I don't know

7.	Give, Get, Tune, Path, Mat.

Give

Get

Tune

Path

Mat

I don't know

8.	Due, Lap, Bear, Day, Dose.

Due

Lap

Bear

Day

Dose

I don't know

9.	Master, Mary, Let, Leader, Worm.

Master

Mary

Let

Leader

Worm

I don't know

10.	Fly, Fine, Man, Works, Place.

Fly

Fine

Man

Works

Place

I don't know

I must, "I should," or "I have to" are limiting and self-sabotaging words. Use "I would prefer to..."

"There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so."
William Shakespeare

Don't underestimate the power of imagination. It takes you places that money cannot buy a ticket to.

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