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Question 1: - noodles: ˈnudəlz - shoulders: ˈʃoʊldərz - packets: ˈpækɪts - tomatoes: təˈmɑtoʊz In these four words, the underlined part "o" or "oʊ" has the same pronunciation /oʊ/ in words A, B, and C (although in "noodles", the "o" has a slight schwa sound /ə/, the main stress is on the first syllable and it still sounds like /oʊ/ to some people, and for "shoulders" the "o" sounds like /oʊ/, the IPA uses ʃoʊ). The word "tomatoes" has the main stress on the second syllable with "o" pronounced as ə and "to" as təˈmɑ, and the "o" sounds like /ɑ/ which differs from the other three in pronunciation. Answer: D. tomatoes Question 2: - iron: aɪərn - rock: rɑk - right: raɪt - ring: rɪŋ In these four words, the underlined part "i" or "iə" has the same pronunciation /aɪ/ in words B, C and D doesn't have /aɪ/, however, "i" has the pronunciation /ɪ/ in word D, which makes word D the closest to being the correct answer if it were compared with words A and C, word A has a /aɪə/ sound which has a /aɪ/ in it. Looking closer at the words, we can see that words B and C both have a sound that's not present in the other two words which is the /aɪ/ or /a/ sound in word B in the /ɑk/ sound for "rock" (this might not be the best example) however, for word A the "i" has the /aɪ/ sound in /aɪərn/ while the word D has an /ɪ/ sound in /rɪŋ/. Words A, C have the /aɪ/ sound. If /aɪ/ is the sound that we are considering as different then B would be the answer as it has the /ɑ/ sound. The word B, /rɑk/ (rock) has the sound /ɑ/ in its underlined part while the rest have the /aɪ/ sound in the underlined part in words A and C or /ɪ/ sound in word D. Answer: B. rock I'll analyze and answer each question. QUESTION 3: A. shopping B. building C. tower D. result Analyze: 'shopping' stressed at first syllable 'building' stressed at first syllable 'tower' stressed at first syllable 'result' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'result' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: D. result QUESTION 4: A. pollution B. continent C. Africa D. musical Analyze: 'pollution' stressed at second syllable 'continent' stressed at first syllable 'Africa' stressed at first syllable 'musical' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'pollution' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: A. pollution Here are the answers to your questions: Question 5: B. Where Question 6: D. career Question 7: C. help/fitted Question 8: A. In Question 9: A. Our Question 10: A. the Question 11: B. strangest Question 12: C. Yes, I'd like a salad and some chicken.