Question

Complete the word-chain of nouns. Add four words, each beginning with the last letter of the previous word:
tiger

Hint:

For spelling completion, always try inserting vowels first, as many English words miss a vowel.
Alphabetical order follows dictionary comparison: compare letters one by one.
In punctuation, focus on capitalization, quotation marks, apostrophes, and proper ending marks.
Word formation tasks usually test vocabulary—use only given letters.
Related words need a logical or semantic connection to the given word.
In word-chains, keep track of the last letter carefully to continue the sequence.

Answer 1

The rule in a word-chain is that the last letter of one word becomes the first letter of the next. From “tiger” (last letter r), we form “Rat.” Next, from “Rat” (last letter t), we form “Table.” Then “Table” ends with e, so we use “Elephant.” Finally, “Elephant” ends with t, giving “Tea.” This chain can continue further if needed.