To determine which word has a different stress pattern from the others, we need to identify the primary stress in each word. Here are the answers:

**Question 1:**
- A. populous (PO-pu-lous)
- B. determine (de-TER-mine)
- C. forbidden (for-BID-den)
- D. delicious (de-LI-cious)

**Answer: A. populous** (The stress is on the first syllable, while the others have stress on the second syllable.)

**Question 2:**
- A. metropolitan (me-tro-PO-li-tan)
- B. fascinatingly (FAS-ci-na-ting-ly)
- C. multicultural (mul-ti-CUL-tu-ral)
- D. recreational (re-cre-A-tion-al)

**Answer: B. fascinatingly** (The stress is on the first syllable, while the others have stress on the third syllable.)

**Question 3:**
- A. skyscraper (SKY-scraper)
- B. convenience (con-VEN-ience)
- C. resident (RE-si-dent)
- D. vehicle (VE-hi-cle)

**Answer: B. convenience** (The stress is on the second syllable, while the others have stress on the first syllable.)

**Question 4:**
- A. affordable (af-FOR-da-ble)
- B. environment (en-VI-ron-ment)
- C. variety (va-RI-e-ty)
- D. indicator (IN-di-ca-tor)

**Answer: C. variety** (The stress is on the second syllable, while the others have stress on the first syllable.)

**Question 5:**
- A. handicraft (HAN-di-craft)
- B. lacquerware (LAC-quer-ware)
- C. artisan (AR-ti-san)
- D. pottery (POT-te-ry)

**Answer: C. artisan** (The stress is on the first syllable, while the others have stress on the second syllable.)

**Question 6:**
- A. historical (his-TOR-i-cal)
- B. embroidery (em-BROI-der-y)
- C. authority (au-THOR-i-ty)
- D. architecture (AR-chi-tec-ture)

**Answer: D. architecture** (The stress is on the first syllable, while the others have stress on the second syllable.)