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To determine the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation for each question, I will analyze the pronunciation of each word. Câu 13. A. opposed B. rescued C. analysed D. released The words "opposed", "analysed", and "released" have the stress on the second syllable, while "rescued" has the stress on the first syllable. However, another difference is that "analysed" ends with /z/ sound (for British English or /zd/ sound for American English - no notation is provided), while "opposed" ends with /zd/ sound, "rescued" ends with /jud/ sound and "released" ends with /list/ sound. However, focusing on the first syllable and first syllable stress of "rescued" which differentiates it from the others regarding stress. Answer: B. rescued Câu 14. A. resource B. loudspeaker C. discount D. account The words "loudspeaker", "discount" have the stress on the first syllable and /aʊ/ sound, while "account" has the stress on the second syllable but the same /aʊ/ sound. "Resource" has the stress on the first syllable and /ɔr/ sound but /ɔr/ sound can be an /ɔː/ in some British English, and /ɔːr/ in American English. /ɔr/ sound does seem to differ however "resource" has stress in common with "loudspeaker" and "discount". /aʊ/ sound does seem common in "loudspeaker", "discount", "account". Thus "account" shares a different aspect that the stress of "account" is on the second syllable unlike "loudspeaker" and "discount". This analysis can make one conclude the stress difference as one aspect where underlined part is different however, if it should be pronounced as /aʊ/ and /ɔr/ sounds then another underlined difference is sound for "resource". Answer: B. loudspeaker