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Question
Find the odd one out:
Options
A. January
B. February
C. March
D. July

Correct Answer

February

Explanation

February has of 28 or 29 days, reset all have of 31 days.

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1. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Violet
B. Blue
C. Green
D. Yellow

Discuss

Correct Answer: Yellow

Explanation:

Except white all are the colours of the rainbow.

2. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Tea
B. Cichona
C. Rubber
D. Chalk

Discuss

Correct Answer: Chalk

Explanation:

Chalk is obtained from Stone, rest are from trees.

3. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Cheeta
B. Lion
C. Leopard
D. Tiger

Discuss

Correct Answer:

Explanation:

Bear, reset all are of Cat family.

4. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Bajra
B. Mustard
C. Rice
D. Barley

Discuss

Correct Answer: Mustard

Explanation:

Rest all are food grain or we can say staple food. While Mustard is an oil seed.

5. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Football
B. Kho-Kho
C. Hockey
D. Carom

Discuss

Correct Answer: Carom

Explanation:

Carom is an indoor game.

6. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Boil
B. Peel
C. Back
D. Fry

Discuss

Correct Answer: Peel

Explanation:

Peelings is different from cooking. Rest all are related to cooking processes.

7. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. 6
B. 24
C. 64
D. 120

Discuss

Correct Answer: 6

Explanation:

Remaining numbers are divisible by 4.

8. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Morning
B. Noon
C. Evening
D. Night

Discuss

Correct Answer: Night

Explanation:

Night is the only one where the moon is in sky. The rest timing is releted with sun.

9. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. CBEF
B. EDGH
C. IHKL
D. GFHJ

Discuss

Correct Answer: GFHJ

Explanation:

The pattern is CB (Inter changing their place) EF, But, GF (Inter change) HJ (It should be 'I' instead of 'J')

10. Find the odd one out:
Options
A. Assassinate
B. Kill
C. Kidnap
D. Murder

Discuss

Correct Answer: Kidnap

Explanation:

Except Kidnap, the rest are the words related to Killing.

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