Classification Questions

• Odd One Out — Mars, Saturn, and Mercury are planets; the Sun is a star. Identify the odd celestial body and explain.
• Odd One Out — Paper, Wood, and Leather differ in flexibility and processing; Wool is a soft fibrous material. Alternatively, by rigidity, Wood alone is rigid compared to the other three. Choose the odd item using a clear, single property.
• Odd One Out — Uncle, Nephew, and Brother are gendered male terms; Cousin is a gender-neutral kinship term. Identify the odd relationship term and explain.
• Odd One Out — Plassey, Haldighati, and Panipat are celebrated battles; Sarnath is a religious/historic site known for Buddha’s first sermon. Pick the odd entry and justify.
• Odd One Out — Tarapur, Kota, and Kalpakkam are associated with nuclear power installations; Paradeep is a major seaport. Identify the odd location.
• Odd One Out — Rabbit, Rat, and Squirrel are rodents/lagomorphs with gnawing incisors; Mongoose is a carnivoran. Identify the odd mammal and justify.
• Odd One Out — Kwashiorkor and Marasmus are protein-energy malnutrition; Goitre and Cretinism arise from iodine-related thyroid deficiency. Identify the odd condition using a single consistent criterion.
• Odd One Out — Corn, Wheat, and Jowar are cereals; Cotton is a fiber crop. Identify the odd agricultural crop and explain.
• Odd One Out — Big, Small, and Tiny denote physical size; Trivial denotes low importance. Identify the odd adjective by semantic domain.
• Odd One Out — Arc, Diameter, and Tangent are circle-specific terms; Diagonal primarily belongs to polygons (e.g., quadrilaterals). Identify the odd geometric term.
• Classification – Indian capitals: three options are capitals of Indian states; one is the capital of a Union Territory. Identify the odd one out. Options: Dispur, Panaji, Shimla, Leh.
• Classification – Human senses: three senses can detect stimuli from a distance (without direct contact); one requires direct contact with the stimulus. Which is the odd one out? Options: See, Hear, Smell, Taste.
• Classification – Pointed vs non-pointed objects: three items are typically sharp and pointed; one is generally not pointed. Identify the odd one out. Options: Stick, Needle, Thorn, Pin.
• Classification – Aquatic vs terrestrial flowers: three are commonly grown terrestrial garden flowers; one is primarily aquatic. Which option is the odd one out? Options: Rose, Lotus, Dahlia, Marigold.
• Classification – Earthquake vs volcano terms: three are earthquake-related terms; one is mainly volcanic. Find the odd one out. Options: Epicentre, Seismology, Focus, Crater.
• Classification – Natural landforms vs man-made structure: three are natural features; one is an artificial structure. Identify the odd one out. Options: Valley, Sea, Tower, Mountain.
• Classification – Pure temperature adjectives vs heat-humidity condition: three words denote temperature level only; one specifically denotes hot and humid conditions. Which is the odd one out? Options: Cool, Warm, Sultry, Hot.
• Classification – Semantics of spreading vs redirecting: three words relate to spreading/thinning or spread description; one primarily means turning aside/entertainment. Find the odd one out. Options: Distribution, Dispersion, Diversion, Dilution.
• Classification – Prime vs composite/square: three numbers are composite or perfect squares; one is a prime. Identify the odd one out. Options: 88, 97, 132, 121.
• Classification – Four-letter codes (step pattern): in three codes the letter steps alternate +a, −(a−3), +(a−6) (strict descending magnitudes); one code breaks this alternation with a zero step. Find the odd one out. Options: DWFU, EVHS, HSKP, KQNN.