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To answer this question, let's analyze the pronunciation of each word in the options provided. For the first question, we need to find the word with a different sound in the underlined part (implied, though not shown). However, based on the options given, it seems the task is to identify the word that stands out in terms of its overall pronunciation pattern. 1. away: əˈweɪ 2. answer: ˈænsər 3. sunburn: ˈsənbərn 4. picture: ˈpɪkʧər All words except one have a stress pattern that starts with a consonant sound followed by a vowel sound. The exception is "away," which starts with a schwa sound (ə). However, this doesn't necessarily set it apart in terms of having a 'different sound' in the way the question seems to imply, as the schwa sound is present in other words as well, like "sunburn." However, a closer look reveals that all words except "away" have a distinct /r/ sound in their pronunciation. The word "away" is pronounced without a distinct /r/ sound at the end (əˈweɪ), whereas the other options have a more pronounced /r/ sound in their ending. Therefore, the word "away" can be considered as the one with a 'different sound,' but it's essential to clarify the exact nature of the difference. For the second question: 1. wanted: ˈwɔntɪd 2. studied: ˈstədid 3. happened: ˈhæpənd 4. stayed: steɪd In this set, the word "stayed" stands out. The other three words ("wanted," "studied," and "happened") all have the same stress pattern and end with the "-ed" suffix, which is pronounced with a /ɪd/ or /əd/ sound. In contrast, "stayed" ends with a /eɪd/ sound, making it the word with a 'different sound' in this context. 1. A. I read science books every weekend. 2. C. pepper 3. A. entrance 4. A. chapped lips 5. B. composers 6. C. on