For the given words, which represents the syllable pattern called "Magic E"?

The syllable pattern known as "Magic E," also referred to as "Silent E," occurs when a vowel is followed by a consonant and then an 'e' at the end of the word. The presence of the final 'e' changes the pronunciation of the vowel in the syllable, often making it a long vowel sound.

In the given words, "like" perfectly exemplifies this pattern, as the 'e' at the end is silent and serves to elongate the 'i' sound, resulting in the pronunciation /laɪk/. The other options do not follow this pattern; "took" has a short vowel sound followed by a consonant without an 'e' present, "click" has a short vowel sound as well without a silent 'e,' and "ask" also does not contain an 'e' and has a short vowel sound. Therefore, "like" is the only word that clearly demonstrates the "Magic E" pattern by altering the vowel sound due to the final silent 'e'.