Which pair of words gives the best example of a slant rhyme?A.Park, harshB.Bloom, strayC.Mild, maskD.Noon, spoon

The best example of a slant rhyme from the given options is A. Park, harsh.

Slant rhyme, also known as half rhyme, imperfect rhyme, or near rhyme, is a type of rhyme where the correspondence between the sounds is close, but not exact. In the case of "Park" and "harsh", the 'ar' sound is similar, but the ending sounds 'k' and 'sh' are different, making it a slant rhyme.

The other options do not fit the definition of a slant rhyme. "Bloom" and "stray" do not share similar sounds. "Mild" and "mask" share the 'm' sound at the beginning, but this is not where rhymes are typically identified. "Noon" and "spoon" are an example of a perfect rhyme, not a slant rhyme