Non-Verbal Reasoning - Odd One Out - questions with answers
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: C. (D)
Explanation: In each of the figure, there are only two shapes wherein in shape (D), there are a total of 3 shapes.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: B. (C)
Explanation: In each figure, the shape drawn is divided into 4 parts, whereas in figure C, it is divided into 3 parts only.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: D. (A)
Explanation: In all the figures, other than A, there are even number of lines connected to the rectangular box. In figure A, there are 3 (odd) number of lines.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: A. (C)
Explanation: In each diagram, the outermost and innermost shapes are same, except in figure C, in which the outer shape is a circle and the inner shape in a triangle.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: B. (C)
Explanation: In each of the figure, inside the outer shape, there are two shapes, one of which is same as the outer shape and other one is a different shape. In C, both the inner shapes are same.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: A. (D)
Explanation: In each of the figure, one of the inner shapes is same as the outer shape and the rest two of the shapes are different, except in D, where there is no parallelogram as the inner shape.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: D. (C)
Explanation: In each of the figure, except in C, there are odd number of crosses, whereas in figure C, there are even number of crosses.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: D. (D)
Explanation: In each of the figure the sum of the two numbers is equal to the third one, except in D, where none of the two numbers add-up to form the third number.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: A. (B)
Explanation: In each of the figure, a circle is drawn next to the largest number (which is the sum of the other two numbers), except in figure B.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: A. (C)
Explanation: In each of the figure, there are only two different types of shapes inside the outer box, whereas in figure C, there are 3 different types of shapes.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: B. (D)
Explanation: In each of the figure, the line dividing the triangle cuts through the right angle of the triangle, whereas in D, it cuts through one of the acute angles.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: A. (B)
Explanation: In each of the figure, the triangles are joined to each other through any of the sides, except in figure B, in which they are joined through a vertex.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: B. (D)
Explanation: In each of the figure, except D, one of the line segments is a tangent and the other is the diameter of the circle. In D, the inner line segment is not a diameter, but a chord of the circle.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: C. (A)
Explanation: In each of the figure, there are even number of circles, except in A, where there are odd number of circles.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: D. (B)
Explanation: Only the triangle in figure B is an obtuse-angled triangle. Others are either right-angled or acute-angled.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: B. (A)
Explanation: Except A, all other shapes are connected to each other only at a single vertex (point). In figure A, they are connected through a side.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: C. (A)
Explanation: Except A, all other alphabets are formed with the help of three-line segments. To make the alphabet ‘E’, we need four-line segments.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: D. (B)
Explanation: In all figures, the triangles are arranged in a single line, except in figure B, where they form a triangle.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: B. (D)
Explanation: In all figures, each of the shape is touching only one more shape. However, in figure D, the circle is touching both the triangle and rectangle.
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Look at the given figures and find the odd one out. Choose the correct option.View Answer
Answer: D. (C)
Explanation: Each figure has 2 shaded portions except for figure C in which there are 3 shaded portions.
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