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To find the word with a different sound in the underlined part, we'll compare the sounds of the underlined part of each option. 1. A. one: wən B. bottle: ˈbɑtəl C. coffee: ˈkɔfi D. pot: pɑt The underlined part is the "o" sound. - one has a schwa sound (ə) - bottle, coffee, and pot have an "ɑ" sound (open front unrounded vowel, similar to "o" in "car") So, the word with a different sound is "one". 2. A. morning: ˈmɔrnɪŋ B. what: wət C. problem: ˈprɑbləm D. yogurt: ˈjoʊgərt The underlined part is the first vowel sound. - morning, problem have an "ɔ" sound (open-mid back rounded vowel, similar to "o" in "law") - what has a schwa sound (ə) - yogurt has an "oʊ" sound (close-mid back rounded diphthong, similar to "oy" in "toy") The word with a different sound is "yogurt", however "what" also has a different sound than the others. But if we are looking for the most different one, we should go with "what". 3. A. talk: tɔk B. salt: sɔlt C. sausage: ˈsɔsɪʤ D. cause: kɔz The underlined part is the "a" or "o" sound. - All options have an "ɔ" sound (open-mid back rounded vowel, similar to "o" in "law") They are all the same. 4. A. pork: pɔrk B. flower: flaʊər C. cow: kaʊ D. flour: flaʊər The underlined part is the "o" sound. - pork has an "ɔ" sound (open-mid back rounded vowel, similar to "o" in "law") - flower, flour, and cow have an "aʊ" sound (close back rounded diphthong, similar to "ow" in "how") So, the word with a different sound is "pork". 5. A. noodle: ˈnudəl B. food: fud C. soon: sun D. cook: kʊk The underlined part is the "oo" sound. - noodle, food have a "u" sound (close back rounded vowel, similar to "u" in "put") - soon has a "uː" sound (close back rounded vowel, similar to "u" in "boot") - cook has a "ʊ" sound (near-close near-back rounded vowel, similar to "u" in "hook") However, in American English, the pronunciation of "noodle" might be /ˈnuːdəl/, /ˈnuːdl/, "soon" /suːn/, and "food" /fuːd/. So, in that case: - noodle, food, and soon have a "uː" sound - cook has a "ʊ" sound In that case, the word with a different sound would be "cook". 1. Analyze: 'cooking' stressed at first syllable 'chili' stressed at first syllable 'bamboo' stressed at second syllable 'fragrant' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'bamboo' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: C. bamboo 2. Analyze: 'cuisine' stressed at second syllable 'flavor' stressed at first syllable 'salty' stressed at first syllable 'spicy' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'cuisine' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: A. cuisine 3. Analyze: 'garlic' stressed at first syllable 'lettuce' stressed at first syllable 'pancake' stressed at first syllable 'prepare' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'prepare' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: D. prepare 4. Analyze: 'sausage' stressed at first syllable 'tasty' stressed at first syllable 'appear' stressed at second syllable 'colour' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'appear' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: C. appear 5. Analyze: 'consider' stressed at second syllable 'carpenter' stressed at first syllable 'delicious' stressed at second syllable 'ingredient' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'carpenter' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. carpenter