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Find The Odd One Out Case Study
ODD ONE OUT
1. Find the odd one out.
A. Ginger
B. Garlic
C. Chilli
D. Potato
ANS-C
Explanation
Chilli is modified stems
2. Find the odd one out
A. Eagle
B. Hawk
C. Bird
D. None of these
ANS-C
Bird is prey of another bird
3. Find the odd one out
A. Credit
B. Deposit
C. Withdrawl
D. None of these
ANS-C
Explanation
Credit and deposit indicates addition in amount while withdrawl indicates reduction.
4. Find the odd one out
A. Microscope
B. Telescope
C. Periscope
D. Stethoscope
ANS-D
Explanation
The stethoscope is a device which uses by doctor for hearing a internal sound of human body

5. Find the odd one out
A. Doctor: Patient
B. Shopkeeper: Customer
C. Clerk: Table
D. Lawyer: Client
ANS-C
Explanation
All are in same manner but Clerk: File is …show more content…
15. If SPTFA 'stands' for BLADE, how will you code 'BALL'?
A. SPTA
B. SAPT
C. SEPP
D. STAP
ANS-C
Explanation
S=B, P=L,T=A,F=D,A=E
So BALL is SEPP
CHOOSE THE CORRECT VERB
1. You should _____ a new theme to display for the presentation.
A. Set
B. Choose
C. Apply
D. None of these
ANS-A
2. Our neighborhood had ____________________ several techniques.
A. Adapt
B. Adopt
C. Adept
D. None of these
ANS-B
3. You can _____ an egg just by squeezing it.
A. Brake
B. Break
C. Hold
D. None of these
ANS-B
4. There were several reasons –the urge to________ ,appear to be part of the big league and to overtake rivals was one.
A. Happen
B. See
C. Grow
D. None of these
ANS-C
5. I am unaware of what is_________
A. Docile
B. happening
C. Concrete
D. None of these
ANS-B

6. The film’s story seemed so ______ that audiences couldn’t believe that it was based on a true story.
A. Lucid
B. Tenable
C. Happen
D. Implausible
ANS-D
7. Two decades ago design was_________ of as a luxury.
A. Amazing
B. Thought
C. Antique
D. None of these
ANS-B
8. A major mistake committed by managers is the wrong choice of communication tools –while email is great for________ day to day factual information.
A. Sending
B. Choosing
C.
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