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Work in a background model of ZFC. Each structure below satisfies every axiom of ZF except the indicated one and falsifies that axiom; the background model supplies the other consistency direction.

For the Axiom of union, put $\lambda ={\beth }_{\omega }$ and use the hereditarily locally small membership modelThe transitive class $B_{\lambda }$ inherits extensionality and foundation. Definable subsets of its sets remain in it. If $x\in B_{\lambda }$, a functional image of $x$ has size at most $|x|<\lambda$; every member of that image is already hereditary, so the image belongs to $B_{\lambda }$. This verifies replacement, even though its values can have unbounded ranks. Also $|\mathcal{P}(x)|=2^{|x|}<\lambda$ by the strong limit cardinal property, and each subset of $x$ is locally small. This verifies the Axiom of power set. Pairing and infinity follow similarly. Butsince $|V_{\omega +n}|={\beth }_n<\lambda$ while $|V_{\omega +\omega }|=\lambda$. This is failure of sumset without failure of replacement or power set.

For the Axiom of power set, use the hereditarily countable sets $H_{{\omega }_1}$. This is a transitive class. A countable union of countable transitive closures is countable, so it is closed under pairs, unions and functional images of its countable domains; these facts verify pairing, union and replacement. Separation, foundation and infinity also hold. Every subset of $\omega$ is hereditarily countable, but the full power set $\mathcal{P}(\omega )$ is uncountable by Cantor's theorem and cannot be a member of $H_{{\omega }_1}$. Since every candidate internal power set would have to contain all those subsets, the power-set axiom fails.

For replacement, take the rank-initial transitive set $V_{\omega +\omega }$. A limit rank contains the empty set and is closed under pairs, unions, subsets and power sets; it contains $\omega$, and foundation and extensionality are inherited. Fix the parameter $V_{\omega }$. The definable mapis internally described by a finite sequence of power-set iterations. Each finite sequence belongs to $V_{\omega +\omega }$, so the definition is genuinely functional there. Its range has rank $\omega +\omega$ and is not in the structure. Thus this instance of replacement fails.

For extensionality, use the non-extensional membership model with one atom. Start with an atom $a$ having no members and build the ordinary cumulative coded sets over it, including a separate empty set. Interpret membership by the contents of a set code and give $a$ no members. The two different objects $a,\varnothing$ have identical empty extensions. Foundation holds by the code ranks; pure finite ordinals give infinity; pairs, unions, definable subsets and functional ranges have their usual set codes. For unrestricted power set, include the atom as well as all ordinary subset codes: the atom satisfies $a\subseteq x$ vacuously for every $x$. This detail is necessary because the formulas here are the unmodified ZF formulas, without a set predicate. The collection still has a set code, so the Axiom of power set holds. All axioms except extensionality are satisfied.

Finally, $V_{\omega }$, the hereditarily finite sets, satisfies every axiom except infinity. Pairs, unions, power sets and subsets of finite sets are finite, and every functional image of a finite domain is finite, so the full replacement schema holds. An inductive set would contain every finite von Neumann ordinal and would be infinite, whereas every member of $V_{\omega }$ is finite. Hence infinity fails.