Here are the answers for each question, focusing on the underlined parts that are pronounced differently:

1. **D. visit** - The "ed" in "visited" is pronounced /ɪd/, while the "ed" in the other words is pronounced /d/.

2. **C. work** - The "or" in "work" is pronounced /ɜː/ (or /ɝː/ in some dialects), while the other words contain different vowel sounds.

3. **A. started** - The "ed" in "started" is pronounced /ɪd/, while the "ed" in the other words is pronounced /d/.

4. **D. thirteen** - The "th" in "thirteen" has a /θ/ sound, while the "th" in "amazing," "collect," and "yoga" has different sounds.

5. **C. booked** - The "ed" in "booked" is pronounced /t/, while the others are pronounced /d/.

6. **D. cooked** - The "ed" in "cooked" is pronounced /t/, while the others are pronounced /d/.

7. **A. Thursday** - The "th" in "Thursday" is /θ/, while the others have different vowel sounds.

8. **C. column** - The "u" in "column" is pronounced /ʌ/, while the others have different vowel sounds.

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