B. GRAMMAR-VOCABULARY-LANGUAGE FUNCTION. (3 posts) L. Circle the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others (6 pt) IL. A. back B. hand C. thanks D. park 12. A. bear B. wear C....

To determine which word has an underlined part that is pronounced differently from the others, let's analyze each set of words: 11. A. back: bæk B. hand: hænd C. thanks: θæŋks D. park: pɑrk The underlined part would likely be the vowel sound. In 'back,' 'hand,' and 'thanks,' the vowel sounds are 'æ' (bæk, hænd, θæŋks). In 'park,' the vowel sound is 'ɑ' (pɑrk), which is pronounced differently. However, 'thanks' has a different consonant sound as well (θ). But if we focus on the vowel sound: The correct answer is D. park. 12. A. bear: bɛr B. wear: wɛr C. near: nɪr D. PERE: pər The underlined part would likely be the vowel sound or the initial consonant. In 'bear,' 'wear,' the vowel sounds and initial consonant sounds are 'ɛ' and 'b' or 'w' (bɛr, wɛr). In 'near' and 'PERE,' the vowel sounds are 'ɪ' and 'ə' (nɪr, pər), but 'PERE' has a different stress pattern and 'near' has a short 'i'. However, 'PERE' is the one with the most different vowel sound: The correct answer is D. PERE. 13. A. home: hoʊm B. shopping: ˈʃɑpɪŋ C. camb: camb* D. locate: ˈloʊkeɪt The underlined part would likely be the vowel sound or the initial consonant. In 'home' and 'locate,' the vowel sounds are 'oʊ' (hoʊm, ˈloʊkeɪt). In 'shopping,' the vowel sound is 'ɑ' (ˈʃɑpɪŋ). In 'camb,' the information is incomplete, but we can assume it would be 'æ' or 'ɑ' if it were a standard word. 'Shopping' is the word that stands out with its short 'a' sound: The correct answer is B. shopping. Please note that the word "camb" does not have a standard pronunciation because it is not a standard word in English. 14. Analyze: 'mental' stressed at first syllable 'delay' stressed at second syllable 'advise' stressed at second syllable 'awake' stressed at second syllable Therefore, 'mental' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: A. mental 15. Analyze: 'terrible' stressed at first syllable 'attractive' stressed at second syllable 'interesting' stressed at first syllable 'dangerous' stressed at first syllable Therefore, 'attractive' has a different stress position to other words. Answer: B. attractive