Classification – Political designations: three are executive/government office titles; one is a designation for a member of a legislature. Identify the odd one out. Options: M.L.A., Prime Minister, President, Minister.

Introduction / Context:
Civics classifications often separate executive offices from legislative roles. Identifying which label refers to a legislator distinguishes the outlier.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• M.L.A. → Member of Legislative Assembly (legislator).
• Prime Minister → head of government (executive).
• President → head of state (executive/constitutional office).
• Minister → member of the executive (cabinet/portfolio holder).

Concept / Approach:
Group by branch: legislative role versus executive offices.

Step-by-Step Solution:
Tag Prime Minister/President/Minister as executive titles.Tag M.L.A. as a legislator.Hence, M.L.A. is the odd one out.

Verification / Alternative check:
Basic government-structure references confirm the separation of powers/roles.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Prime Minister/President/Minister: All are executive branch positions.

Common Pitfalls:
Assuming “Minister” could be religious; in this civic context it denotes a governmental executive office.

Final Answer:
M.L.A.