Classification – Odd one out (anagram category: flowers vs profession) Three strings are anagrams of flower names; one string is an anagram of a profession. Identify the odd one out.

Introduction / Context:
Word-anagram classification relies on recognizing hidden base words. Here, three options unscramble to flower names, while one unscrambles to a profession. The mismatch in category (plant vs occupation) identifies the outlier.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• DIRAMLOG → MARIGOLD (flower)
• UIHCSSBI → HIBISCUS (flower)
• AFOLDFID → DAFFODIL (flower)
• ERENIGEN → ENGINEER (profession)

Concept / Approach:
Attempt to unscramble each string into a familiar English word. Group them by semantic category and select the sole member from a different category.

Step-by-Step Solution:
DIRAMLOG → MARIGOLD → flower.UIHCSSBI → HIBISCUS → flower.AFOLDFID → DAFFODIL → flower.ERENIGEN → ENGINEER → profession → odd one out.

Verification / Alternative check:
Check letter counts to ensure perfect anagram matches (e.g., DAFFODIL contains exactly two Fs and two Ds present in AFOLDFID). This rules out near-misses.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• DIRAMLOG → flower.
• UIHCSSBI → flower.
• AFOLDFID → flower.
• None of these → there is one non-flower anagram (ENGINEER).

Common Pitfalls:
Stopping after recognizing only one or two anagrams. Verify all to confirm category uniformity before selecting the odd one.

Final Answer:
ERENIGEN