ISSB - Pak Army Officer Selection intelligence Odd One Out — Set 2

Odd One Out MCQs set 2 for ISSB - Pak Army Officer Selection intelligence — 20 solved questions.

ISSB - Pak Army Officer Selection intelligence Odd One Out — Set 2

  1. Question 1

    Q1. Odd one out: Car, Bus, Train, Tree.

    • A) Car
    • B) Bus
    • C) Train
    • D) Tree

    Answer: Tree

    Explanation: Car, bus, and train are vehicles. Tree is a plant. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  2. Question 2

    Q2. Odd one out: Circle, Square, Triangle, Book.

    • A) Circle
    • B) Square
    • C) Triangle
    • D) Book

    Answer: Book

    Explanation: Circle, square, and triangle are shapes. Book is an object. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  3. Question 3

    Q3. Odd one out: Gold, Silver, Iron, Wood.

    • A) Gold
    • B) Silver
    • C) Iron
    • D) Wood

    Answer: Wood

    Explanation: Gold, silver, and iron are metals. Wood is not a metal. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  4. Question 4

    Q4. Odd one out: January, March, June, Monday.

    • A) January
    • B) March
    • C) June
    • D) Monday

    Answer: Monday

    Explanation: January, March, and June are months. Monday is a day. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  5. Question 5

    Q5. Odd one out: Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Cow.

    • A) Lion
    • B) Tiger
    • C) Leopard
    • D) Cow

    Answer: Cow

    Explanation: Lion, tiger, and leopard are wild cats. Cow is a domestic animal.

  6. Question 6

    Q6. Odd one: Iron, Copper, Silver, Plastic.

    • A) Iron
    • B) Copper
    • C) Silver
    • D) Plastic

    Answer: Plastic

    Explanation: Iron, copper, and silver are metals. Plastic is not a metal. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  7. Question 7

    Q7. Odd one: Apple, Banana, Carrot, Orange.

    • A) Apple
    • B) Banana
    • C) Carrot
    • D) Orange

    Answer: Carrot

    Explanation: Apple, banana, and orange are fruits. Carrot is a vegetable. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  8. Question 8

    Q8. Odd one: Table, Chair, Sofa, Banana.

    • A) Table
    • B) Chair
    • C) Sofa
    • D) Banana

    Answer: Banana

    Explanation: Table, chair, and sofa are furniture. Banana is a fruit. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  9. Question 9

    Q9. Odd one: Red, Blue, Green, Soft.

    • A) Red
    • B) Blue
    • C) Green
    • D) Soft

    Answer: Soft

    Explanation: Red, blue, and green are colors. Soft is a texture. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  10. Question 10

    Q10. Odd one: Dog, Cat, Lion, Rose.

    • A) Dog
    • B) Cat
    • C) Lion
    • D) Rose

    Answer: Rose

    Explanation: Dog, cat, and lion are animals. Rose is a flower. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  11. Question 11

    Q11. Odd one: Square, Circle, Rectangle, Sphere.

    • A) Square
    • B) Circle
    • C) Rectangle
    • D) Sphere

    Answer: Sphere

    Explanation: Square, circle, and rectangle are plane figures. Sphere is solid. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  12. Question 12

    Q12. Odd one: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Moon.

    • A) Mercury
    • B) Venus
    • C) Mars
    • D) Moon

    Answer: Moon

    Explanation: Mercury, Venus, and Mars are planets. The Moon is a satellite. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  13. Question 13

    Q13. Odd one: Piano, Guitar, Flute, Novel.

    • A) Piano
    • B) Guitar
    • C) Flute
    • D) Novel

    Answer: Novel

    Explanation: Piano, guitar, and flute are instruments. Novel is a book. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  14. Question 14

    Q14. Find odd one out:

    • A) Square
    • B) Triangle
    • C) Circle
    • D) Cube

    Answer: Cube

    Explanation: Cube is 3D while others are 2D shapes. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  15. Question 15

    Q15. Odd one out:

    • A) Dog
    • B) Cat
    • C) Lion
    • D) Table

    Answer: Table

    Explanation: Table is furniture not an animal. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  16. Question 16

    Q16. Find odd one out (w15-1):

    • A) Triangle
    • B) Square
    • C) Pentagon
    • D) Sphere

    Answer: Sphere

    Explanation: Sphere is three dimensional while others are flat polygons. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.

  17. Question 17

    Q17. Find odd one out (w15-11):

    • A) Triangle
    • B) Square
    • C) Pentagon
    • D) Sphere

    Answer: Sphere

    Explanation: Sphere is three dimensional while others are flat polygons. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.

  18. Question 18

    Q18. Find odd one out (w15-21):

    • A) Triangle
    • B) Square
    • C) Pentagon
    • D) Sphere

    Answer: Sphere

    Explanation: Sphere is three dimensional while others are flat polygons. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.

  19. Question 19

    Q19. Find odd one out (w15-31):

    • A) Triangle
    • B) Square
    • C) Pentagon
    • D) Sphere

    Answer: Sphere

    Explanation: Sphere is three dimensional while others are flat polygons. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.

  20. Question 20

    Q20. Find odd one out (w15-41):

    • A) Triangle
    • B) Square
    • C) Pentagon
    • D) Sphere

    Answer: Sphere

    Explanation: Sphere is three dimensional while others are flat polygons. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.