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To find the word with a different sound in the part underlined, we'll analyze the IPA notations. 1. The underlined part seems to be the vowel sound. Let's compare: - far: fɑr (ɑ sound) - star: stɑr (ɑ sound) - large: lɑrʤ (ɑ sound) - cake: keɪk (eɪ sound) The words "far," "star," and "large" all have the "ɑ" sound, while "cake" has the "eɪ" sound. So, the word with a different sound is "cake" (D). 2. The underlined part seems to be the vowel sound in the second syllable. Let's compare: - wanted: ˈwɔntɪd (ɪ sound) - played: pleɪd (eɪ sound) - cried: kraɪd (aɪ sound) - filled: fɪld (ɪ sound) The words "wanted" and "filled" both have the "ɪ" sound, while "played" and "cried" have the "eɪ" and "aɪ" sounds respectively. However, looking closer, "played" and "cried" have similar vowel sounds ("eɪ" and "aɪ"), which can be classified as diphthongs, while "wanted" and "filled" have a monophthong "ɪ" sound. So, the words with different sounds are actually "played" and "cried." However, if we must choose one, we could say "played" and "cried" are not the answers since they are similar. The word that is most different would then be one of the two with "ɪ" sound, and since "wanted" is the first, we'll choose it, but in reality the difference in sound is between the monophthong and the diphthong. However, based on the given options, it seems like the question is looking for the word with a different sound from the majority. The majority ("played" and "cried") have the "eɪ" or "aɪ" sound, while "wanted" and "filled" have the "ɪ" sound. Since "filled" is also an option, we can conclude that the word with a different sound is not "wanted" but the other two. However, if we must choose one from the two ("played" or "cried") since the other two are similar ("wanted" and "filled"), then we can choose "played" (B) as the answer. I'm ready to help. What are the sentences and the options A, B, C, and D?