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To solve this, we need to analyze the underlined part, which seems to be the starting part of each word. 1. wanted: ˈwɔntɪd (starts with /w/) 2. dislike: dɪsˈlaɪk (starts with /d/) 3. know: noʊ (starts with /noʊ/, the "n" sound) 4. that: ðət (starts with /ð/, a voiced th sound) Comparing these, we find that the starting sounds of all words are different from one another. However, since we need to find the one that has the underlined part (which seems to be the starting part) pronounced differently from that of the rest, we need to consider their categories. 1, 2, and 3 all start with typical consonant or consonant cluster sounds (/w/, /d/, /noʊ/), whereas "that" starts with the voiced th sound /ð/, which is a different category (a fricative sound). Considering these differences, we could say that the word with the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the rest is "that" because of its unique starting sound. However, another interpretation could be that the rest of the words have a distinct initial consonant sound (/w/, /d/, /n/), while "that" starts with a fricative sound /ð/. It is hard to pinpoint the answer without the underlined parts given.