Common Beginnings #2

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.	Like, Down, Long, Jacket, Line

Down

Long

Jacket

Line

I don't know

2.	Strings, Throb, Break, Wave, Burn

Strings

Throb

Break

Wave

Burn

I don't know

3.	Bite, Out, List, Mail, Board

Bite

Out

List

Mail

Board

I don't know

4.	Foil, Phobia, Man, Plane, Therapy

Foil

Phobia

Man

Plane

Therapy

I don't know

5.	Charge, Cake, Board, All, Cast

Charge

Cake

Board

All

Cast

I don't know

6.	Witch, Paper, Pit, Stone, Storm

Witch

Paper

Pit

Stone

Storm

I don't know

7.	Right, Cat, Writer, Book, Tour

Right

Cat

Writer

Book

Tour

I don't know

8.	Grade, Day, Pour, Fall, Stream

Grade

Day

Pour

Fall

Stream

I don't know

9.	Work, Note, Loose, Play, Hill

Work

Note

Loose

Play

Hill

I don't know

10.	Step, Coming, Bread, Hand, Fall

Step

Coming

Bread

Hand

Fall

I don't know

Make it a point to learn something new every day. Your brain needs exercise.

"You haven't lost your smile at all, it's right under your nose. You just forgot it was there."
Author Unknown

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Common Beginnings #2