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Here are the answers to the exercises: 6. We're grateful that you sent us food and fresh water. Thank you very much. 7. The fishing village is still lively even though it has to endure hurricanes every year. 8. The rescue workers came to the forest and saw many people helping the injured. 9. It's a good idea to find safe shelter right away when there is a tornado warning. 10. We could look for the information about natural disasters on the Internet. How about it? To find the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others, let's examine the IPA notations provided: - switch: swɪʧ - stretch: strɛʧ - stretchy: Since the IPA notation is missing for "stretchy," we'll consider the pattern of the other words for a general idea. Usually, the "y" ending in words can make them pronounced slightly differently, often with a "ɪ" sound or a change in the ending sound, but we can't determine it exactly without the IPA. - stretched: strɛʧt From the given notations, "switch," "stretch," and "stretched" all have the "ʧ" sound in common, which represents the "ch" sound in these words. Since "stretchy" is missing its IPA notation but typically follows a pattern of having a different sound due to its "y" ending, and given the options, it would be the most logical choice. However, based strictly on the provided IPA notations, "stretched" is pronounced differently due to its additional "t" sound at the end, making "stretched" the word with the underlined part (considering the last letters as the underlined part for comparison) pronounced differently from "switch" and "stretch" as per the given notations. However, considering the general pronunciation rules and common sense, "stretchy" should indeed be the one pronounced differently, assuming a typical pronunciation for the "y" ending. But without the IPA notation for "stretchy" and taking the question at face value with the given notations, "stretched" is the word that stands out.