It looks like you need help identifying the word with a different pronunciation or stress pattern among the provided options. Here’s how you can analyze each question based on your criteria:

1. **Question 1**: Look at the underlined part in "A. drum," "B. culture," "C. museum," "D. sculpture."
- Focus on the pronunciation of “culture,” which has a different 'u' sound compared to the others.

2. **Question 2**: Examine "A. playground," "B. crowded," "C. museum," "D. sculpture."
- The ‘a’ in “playground” can pronounced long, while the others have different sounds.

3. **Question 3**: For "A. relax," "B. village," "C. workshop," "D. famous."
- “Relax” has the 're' pronounced differently from the other words where it’s more accented.

4. **Question 4**: Look at "A. bamboo," "B. village," "C. workshop," "D. famous."
- "Bamboo" has a distinct stress compared to the others.

5. **Question 5**: Regarding "A. down," "B. peel," "C. pass," "D. remain."
- You will notice "remain" has two syllables, while the others are single-syllable words.

6. **Question 6**: For "A. down," "B. peel," "C. find," "D. examine."
- “Examine” also has a different stress pattern distinct from the others.

7. **Question 7**: Inquiring about "A. to," "B. allow," "C. keep," "D. let."
- "Allow" has two syllables while the others are single.

8. **Question 8**: Lastly, for "A. hard," "B. kind," "C. swift," "D. riddle."
- “Riddle” is a two-syllable word, while the others are not.

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