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Explanation:

A monosyllabic word has one syllable, and therefore, only one onset. In the example given in the passage, Val/en/tine, the onsets are /v/ and /t/.
According to the passage, a phoneme can be initial and final and therefore, there is a possibility of more than one phoneme.
With multiple rimes, the word becomes polysyllabic (the rimes in valentine are al, en and ine; 3 syllables, 3 rimes).
Hence, the correct answer is option 1.

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