Verbal Aptitude for kids

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In each question below, one letter from the word on the left must be moved into the word on the right to make two new words. The letters must not be re-arranged. Both new words must make sense.
Ex. (Climb)  (Lose) = (Limb)  (Close)  
1. (Sport)  (Laces)  =
2. (Gown)  (Oat) =
3. (Paint)  (Bran) =
4. (Cheat)  (Wars) =
5. (First)  (Pawn) =
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