Which of these does not begin with a "k" sound?

Which letters make the English "h" (hot) sound in Spanish? (Choose more than 1)

To create the "g"(got) sound for "ge" and "gi", one must add a silent u after the g

The sound of the h varies, depending on the letter follows it.

"Ñ" is a variation of the n, just means you emphasize the sound.

The "u" always follows the q in Spanish, but it's always silent.

Which of these words are misspelled based on the Spanish Pronunciation rules? (Choose more than 1)

Because they sound similar, "b" is referred as "b grande (big b)" and "v" is referred as "b chica (little b)"

Just like English, in Spanish the vowels are sounded based on the letters around them and the origin of the word.