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Based on the given words and their IPA notations, let's analyze the pronunciation of each word to determine the one that differs from the rest in terms of the underlined part (assuming the underlined part is the stress pattern). 1. A. permitted: pərˈmɪtɪd (stress on the second syllable) B. wanted: ˈwɔntɪd (stress on the first syllable) C. stopped: stɑpt (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) D. needed: ˈnidɪd (stress on the first syllable) The one that differs from the rest is "permitted" with stress on the second syllable. So, the answer is A. 2. A. cooked: kʊkt (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) B. played: pleɪd (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) C. claimed: kleɪmd (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) D. favoured: (no IPA notation provided) We can't determine the answer with certainty due to the missing IPA notation for "favoured." However, assuming the stress pattern for the other options is on the first syllable, the answer can't be determined accurately. 3. A. walked: wɔkt (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) B. travelled: ˈtrævəld (stress on the first syllable) C. enjoyed: ɛnˈʤɔɪd (stress on the second syllable) D. studied: ˈstədid (stress on the first syllable) The one that differs from the rest is "enjoyed" with stress on the second syllable. So, the answer is C. 4. A. worded: ˈwərdɪd (stress on the first syllable) B. wanted: ˈwɔntɪd (stress on the first syllable) C. stopped: stɑpt (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) D. asked: æst (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) The stress patterns appear to be the same for the given options, but "stopped" has a different vowel sound and no marked stress. However, the question seems to focus on the stress pattern. If that's the case, it's difficult to determine a clear difference. But if we consider the vowel sound and the absence of marked stress, the answer could be C. 5. A. arrived: əraɪvd (no stress marked, but it's likely on the second syllable) B. believed: bɪˈlivd (stress on the second syllable) C. received: rɪˈsivd (stress on the second syllable) D. hoped: hoʊpt (no stress marked, but it's likely on the first syllable) The ones that differ from the rest are "arrived" and the other options with stress on the second syllable. However, the question asks for a single answer. "Hoped" seems to be the one with a likely stress on the first syllable, but "arrived" also has a different stress pattern. Given the IPA notations, the answer could be A, as "arrived" has a different pattern with the "ə" sound and stress likely on the second syllable, but not marked. I can help you analyze the pronunciation of each word and answer the questions. 1. Analyze: - 'popular' stressed at first syllable - 'position' stressed at second syllable - 'horrible' stressed at first syllable - 'positive' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'position' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. position 2. Analyze: - 'ability' stressed at second syllable - 'acceptable' stressed at second syllable - 'education' stressed at third syllable - 'hilarious' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'education' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: C. education 3. Analyze: - 'politics' stressed at first syllable - 'deposit' stressed at second syllable - 'conception' stressed at second syllable - 'occasion' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'politics' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: A. politics 4. Analyze: - 'adorable' stressed at second syllable - 'impossible' stressed at second syllable - 'entertainment' stressed at third syllable - 'development' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'entertainment' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: C. entertainment 5. Analyze: - 'complain' stressed at second syllable - 'luggage' stressed at first syllable - 'improve' stressed at second syllable - 'forgive' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'luggage' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. luggage