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1. A. famine - The underlined part of the three options B, C, and D (absorb, admit, global) are not stressed, but the underlined part of the word "famine" is stressed. 2. B. transport - The underlined parts of the three options A, C, and D (capture, atmosphere, carbon) start with the /k/, /æ/, and /k/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "transport" starts with the /tr/ sound. 3. A. admit - The underlined parts of the three options B, C, and D (emit, climate, injure) start with the /ɪ/, /kl/, and /ɪ/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "admit" starts with the /əd/ sound. 4. A. infectious - The underlined parts of the three options B, C, and D (emission, measure, shortage) start with the /ɪ/, /m/, and /ʃ/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "infectious" starts with the /ɪn/ sound. 5. C. changes - The underlined parts of the three options A, B, and D (reduces, diseases, captures) start with the /rɪ/, /dɪ/, and /k/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "changes" starts with the /ʧ/ sound. 6. B. gorilla - The underlined parts of the three options A, C, and D (genius, global, gases) start with the /ʤ/, /g/, and /g/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "gorilla" starts with the /gər/ sound. 7. D. pesticide - The underlined parts of the three options A, B, and C (pollution, poaching, physical) start with the /pə/, /poʊ/, and /f/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "pesticide" starts with the /pɛst/ sound. 8. D. grease - The underlined parts of the three options A, B, and C (increase, release, please) start with the /ɪn/, /ri/, and /pl/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "grease" starts with the /gr/ sound. 9. B. horn - The underlined parts of the three options A, C, and D (campaign, rhino, extinct) start with the /k/, /raɪ/, and /ɪk/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "horn" starts with the /h/ sound. 10. D. elephant - The underlined parts of the three options A, B, and C (nesting, shellfish, reserve) start with the /n/, /ʃ/, and /rɪ/ sounds respectively, but the underlined part of the word "elephant" starts with the /ɛl/ sound. I'll analyze each question and provide the answer in the format you requested. 1. A. threaten B. conjure C. impact D. absorb Analyze: 'threaten' stressed at first syllable 'conjure' stressed at first syllable 'impact' stressed at second syllable 'absorb' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'impact' and 'absorb' have different stress positions to 'threaten' and 'conjure', but since we need to choose one, I'll go with the first word that differs from the majority. Answer: C. impact 2. A. balance B. capture C. release D. harvest Analyze: 'balance' stressed at first syllable 'capture' stressed at first syllable 'release' stressed at second syllable 'harvest' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'release' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: C. release 3. A. infectious B. numerous C. supportive D. polluted Analyze: 'infectious' stressed at second syllable 'numerous' stressed at first syllable 'supportive' stressed at second syllable 'polluted' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'numerous' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. numerous 4. A. atmospheric B. renewable C. residential D. catastrophic Analyze: 'atmospheric' stressed at third syllable 'renewable' stressed at second syllable 'residential' stressed at third syllable 'catastrophic' stressed at third syllable Therefore, 'renewable' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. renewable 5. A. disruption B. pollutant C. emission D. atmosphere Analyze: 'disruption' stressed at second syllable 'pollutant' stressed at second syllable 'emission' stressed at second syllable 'atmosphere' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'atmosphere' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: D. atmosphere 6. A. campaign B. balance C. methane D. carbon Analyze: 'campaign' stressed at second syllable 'balance' stressed at first syllable 'methane' stressed at first syllable 'carbon' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'campaign' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: A. campaign 7. A. natural B. endangered C. dangerous D. primary Analyze: 'natural' stressed at first syllable 'endangered' stressed at second syllable 'dangerous' stressed at first syllable 'primary' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'endangered' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. endangered 8. A. rainforest B. obstacle C. pollutant D. animal Analyze: 'rainforest' stressed at first syllable 'obstacle' stressed at first syllable 'pollutant' stressed at second syllable 'animal' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'pollutant' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: C. pollutant 9. A. pollution B. survival C. extinction D. habitat Analyze: 'pollution' stressed at second syllable 'survival' stressed at second syllable 'extinction' stressed at second syllable 'habitat' stressed at first syllable (Note: 'habitat' is usually stressed at the first syllable in American English, but at the second syllable in British English) Therefore, 'habitat' (in American English) or all words except 'habitat' (in British English) have a different stress position to other words. Answer (in American English): D. habitat 10. A. conservation B. environment C. diversity D. ecology Analyze: 'conservation' stressed at third syllable 'environment' stressed at second syllable 'diversity' stressed at second syllable 'ecology' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'conservation' and 'environment', 'diversity', 'ecology' have a different stress position to each other. However, since we need to choose one, I'll go with the one that differs from the majority. Answer: A. conservation