Question

Which does not make a sensible word/phrase when added to the word:
Honey

• A. pot
• B. suckle
• C. Comb
• D. taste

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

To determine which option does not make a sensible word or phrase when added to "Honey," let's examine each possibility:

1. Honey pot: This is a sensible compound word. A honeypot is a type of container used historically for storing honey.
2. Honeysuckle: This is a genus of arching shrubs or twining vines known for their beautiful, fragrant flowers.
3. Honeycomb: This is a structure of hexagonal cells built by bees to store honey and house their larvae.
4. Honey taste: While it’s clear what it implies, no standardized or conventional word or phrase directly uses "honey taste" in the English language.
   The combination is descriptive but not a standard term.

Thus, the option that does not form a typical word or phrase with "Honey" is:

Taste