Let's analyze the stress patterns for the words given in each list to identify the one that differs.

1. **List A**:
- **deny**: stress on the second syllable (de-NY)
- **nature**: stress on the first syllable (NA-ture)
- **admire**: stress on the second syllable (ad-MIRE)
- **breadwinner**: stress on the first syllable (BREAD-winner)
- The word that differs here is **nature** (first syllable stress).

2. **List B**:
- **remote**: stress on the second syllable (re-MOTE)
- **subject**: stress can be ambiguous, but typically on the first syllable (SUB-ject)
- **Internet**: stress on the first syllable (IN-ter-net)
- **stepfather**: stress on the first syllable (STEP-father)
- In this case, **remote** has different stress pattern (second syllable stress).

3. **List C**:
- **scenery**: stress on the first syllable (SCEN-ery)
- **violent**: stress on the first syllable (VI-o-lent)
- **housemaid**: stress on the first syllable (HOUSE-maid)
- **supper**: stress on the first syllable (SUP-per)
- All words have the same stress pattern (first syllable).

4. **List D**:
- **unique**: stress on the second syllable (u-NIQUE)
- **tuition**: stress on the second syllable (tu-ITION)
- **website**: stress on the first syllable (WEB-site)
- **homemade**: stress on the first syllable (HOME-made)
- The word **website** differs (first syllable stress).

For the language focus section, we will choose the best options to fill in the gaps.

1. **My mother is**
- The phrase "A. responsible" fits well, as it indicates who is responsible for taking care of the home and family.

2. **The teacher advised the children to see the dentist regularly.**
- The correct fill-in for "advised the children" would typically be "to" without further context on options.

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