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To find the word with a different sound in the underlined part, we'll analyze the IPA notations. 1. A. knock (nɑk), B. key (ki), C. pocket (ˈpɑkət), D. milk (mɪlk) - The words "knock," "key," and "pocket" all have the "k" sound, while "milk" has the "m" sound. Therefore, the word with a different sound is "milk" (D). 2. A. queen (kwin), B. square (skwɛr), C. queue (kju), D. quick (kwɪk) - The words "queen," "queue," and "quick" all have the "kw" sound, while "square" has the "skw" sound. Although "square" also has the "kw" sound, the "skw" sound is different from the other three options in that it includes the "s" sound. However, the main difference is that the vowel sounds in the words are different (win vs. u vs. ɛ vs. ɪ). A more significant difference would be the presence of "s" in the "skw" sound, and the remaining options do not have an "s" in the underlined part. A more conservative answer would be "queen" (A) because it does not have the "u" or "ɛ" or "ɪ" sound after the "k" sound, but the more significant difference would be option "square" (B) because it is the only option that has the "s" sound before the "k" sound. The most accurate answer is B. 3. A. carrot (ˈkɛrət), B. city (ˈsɪti), C. cake (keɪk), D. class (klæs) - The words "carrot" and "cake" both start with the "k" sound, while "city" starts with the "s" sound, and "class" starts with the "kl" sound. The words "carrot" and "cake" both have the "k" sound but "cake" has an "eɪ" sound after it, while "carrot" has an "ɛ" sound after it. Considering the "k" sound, "carrot" (A) and "cake" (C) are closer to each other. However, "carrot" has an "ɛ" sound after the "k" sound, while "cake" has an "eɪ" sound after it. So a difference exists between "carrot" (A) and "cake" (C), and they are both different from "city" (B) and "class" (D). But if we are looking for a more significant difference, "city" (B) and "class" (D) would be more different than "carrot" (A) and "cake" (C) in that they do not start with the "k" sound, but "city" (B) and "class" (D) are also different from each other. A more conservative answer is that "city" (B) and "class" (D) are more different from "carrot" (A) and "cake" (C). So B or D could be the answer. But since the question is asking for "a" word, a more specific answer is B. 4. A. chopstick (ˈʧɑpstɪk), B. chicken (ˈʧɪkən), C. cheek (ʧik), D. character (ˈkɛrɪktər) - The words "chopstick," "chicken," and "cheek" all start with the "ʧ" (ch) sound, while "character" starts with the "k" sound. Therefore, the word with a different sound is "character" (D). 5. A. age (eɪʤ), B. give (gɪv), C. garden (ˈgɑrdən), D. guitar (gɪˈtɑr) - The words "give," "garden," and "guitar" all start with the "g" sound, while "age" starts with the "eɪ" sound. Therefore, the word with a different sound is "age" (A). Here are the answers to each question: 1. Analyze: 'costume' stressed at second syllable 'diverse' stressed at second syllable 'feature' stressed at first syllable 'market' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'feature' and 'market' have a different stress position to 'costume' and 'diverse'. Answer: C. feature and D. market 2. Analyze: 'custom' stressed at first syllable 'livestock' stressed at first syllable 'highland' stressed at first syllable 'bamboo' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'bamboo' has a different stress position to 'custom', 'livestock', and 'highland'. Answer: D. bamboo 3. Analyze: 'diversity' stressed at second syllable 'pharmacy' stressed at first syllable 'establish' stressed at second syllable 'religious' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'pharmacy' has a different stress position to 'diversity', 'establish', and 'religious'. Answer: B. pharmacy 4. Analyze: 'overlook' stressed at first syllable 'plantation' stressed at second syllable 'religion' stressed at second syllable 'minority' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'overlook' has a different stress position to 'plantation', 'religion', and 'minority'. Answer: A. overlook 5. Analyze: 'peoples' stressed at first syllable 'poultry' stressed at first syllable 'preserve' stressed at second syllable 'worship' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'preserve' has a different stress position to 'peoples', 'poultry', and 'worship'. Answer: C. preserve 1. You can find a lot of traditional stilt houses in this area. 2. Hoi An ancient town was recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1999. 3. If you go to Sapa, you can distinguish people from different ethnic groups by their costumes. 4. Famous terraced rice fields can be found in Yen Bai, Ha Giang. 5. Some poultry farmers keep ducks and geese in their farms. 6. When we went on a trip to Tay Nguyen, we stayed in a communal house with local people. 7. Bamboo is a sustainable building material that is actually stronger than wood, bricks or even concrete. 8. There are 54 ethnic groups in Viet Nam recognized by the Vietnamese government, and each has their own language, traditions, and subculture. 9. If you visit the north-western region of Viet Nam, you must try five-coloured sticky rice which is well-known as a speciality of this area. 10. One of the most famous floating markets in Viet Nam is Nga Bay floating market in Hau Giang province. Here are the answers: 1. group (C) 2. people (C) 3. farmer (C) 4. land (U) 5. (no question 5) 11. field (C) 12. banana (C) 13. tree (C) 14. ash (U) 15-20 (no questions provided) 21. flower (C) 22. water (U) 23. salt (U) 24. mountain (C)