"News" forms several standard compound words. "Newsletter" is a regular publication with news or information for a specific group. "Newsstand" is a kiosk or stall where newspapers and magazines are sold. "Newspaper" is a printed publication containing news, articles, and advertisements.
"Newsweek" is not a generic English compound word formed from "news" plus "week" in the way the other options are. It is the proper name of a specific American magazine, a brand name rather than a common noun built through normal word formation.
Since Letter, Stand, and Paper all form ordinary compound nouns with "News", while Week only works as a proper noun brand name and not as a generic word, the answer is option 2, Week.
Which of the following does not make a sensible word/phrase when added to the given word?
Word: FIRE
Which of the following does not make a sensible word/phrase when added to the given word?
Word: FIRE