Mark the word that from the main stress rest in the position, withdraw, symptom, monarchy

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Question:

A.
schedule
B.
withdraw
C.
symptoms
D.
monarchy

Reference explanation:

Correct answer: GET

Answer B emphasizes the sound number 2, the rest emphasizes the sound number 1

A. /ˈʃedʒuːl/

B. /wiðˈdrɔ:/

C. /ˈsimp.təm/

D. /ˈmonəki/

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