ISSB - Pak Navy Officer Selection intelligence: Odd One Out MCQs

Practice Odd One Out MCQs for ISSB - Pak Navy Officer Selection intelligence — topic-wise sets with solved answers.

ISSB - Pak Navy Officer Selection intelligence: Odd One Out MCQs — sample questions

  1. Question 1

    Q1. Find the odd one out: Circle, Square, Triangle, Cube

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

    Answer: Cube

    Explanation: Circle, square, triangle are 2D shapes. Cube is 3D (a solid). ISSB intelligence tests often mix dimensions.

  2. Question 2

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

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

    Answer: Circle

    Explanation: Circle has no straight sides; others are polygons. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  3. Question 3

    Q3. Odd one out: K2, Nanga Parbat, Mount Everest, Broad Peak

    • A) K2
    • B) Nanga Parbat
    • C) Mount Everest
    • D) Broad Peak

    Answer: Mount Everest

    Explanation: Everest is in Nepal/China, not a Pakistani peak. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.

  4. Question 4

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

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

    Answer: January

    Explanation: January has 31 days; others listed have 30 days (in non-leap context for April/June).

  5. Question 5

    Q5. Odd one out: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon

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

    Answer: Moon

    Explanation: Moon is a satellite of Earth. The others are planets orbiting the Sun.

  6. Question 6

    Q6. Find the odd pair: Hand-Foot, Eye-Ear, Arm-Leg, Head-Toe

    • A) Hand-Foot
    • B) Eye-Ear
    • C) Arm-Leg
    • D) Head-Toe

    Answer: Head-Toe

    Explanation: Head and toe are not a natural opposite pair like upper limb vs lower limb or sense organs.

  7. Question 7

    Q7. Which does not belong: Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Circle

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

    Answer: Circle

    Explanation: Circle has no straight sides. The others are quadrilaterals or special four-sided figures.

  8. Question 8

    Q8. Odd one: January, April, June, September

    • A) January
    • B) April
    • C) June
    • D) September

    Answer: January

    Explanation: January has 31 days. The others listed have 30 days each. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  9. Question 9

    Q9. Find the odd one out: Captain, Major, Colonel, Teacher.

    • A) Captain
    • B) Major
    • C) Colonel
    • D) Teacher

    Answer: Teacher

    Explanation: Captain, Major, and Colonel are military ranks. Teacher is a civilian profession, so it is the odd one.

  10. Question 10

    Q10. Find the odd one out: Square, Circle, Triangle, Cube.

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

    Answer: Cube

    Explanation: Square, circle, and triangle are plane figures. Cube is a solid three-dimensional figure.

  11. Question 11

    Q11. Find the odd one out: 16, 25, 36, 48, 64.

    • A) 16
    • B) 25
    • C) 36
    • D) 48

    Answer: 48

    Explanation: Sixteen, 25, 36, and 64 are perfect squares. Forty-eight is not a perfect square.

  12. Question 12

    Q12. Find the odd one out: Apple, Mango, Carrot, Banana.

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

    Answer: Carrot

    Explanation: Apple, mango, and banana are fruits. Carrot is a vegetable, so it is the odd one.

  13. Question 13

    Q13. Find the odd one out: Circle, Triangle, Square, Cube.

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

    Answer: Cube

    Explanation: Circle, triangle, and square are plane figures. Cube is a solid, so it is odd.

  14. Question 14

    Q14. Find the odd one out: 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, so it is odd.

  15. Question 15

    Q15. Find the odd one out: Dog, Cat, Cow, Car.

    • A) Dog
    • B) Cat
    • C) Cow
    • D) Car

    Answer: Car

    Explanation: Dog, cat, and cow are animals. Car is a vehicle, so it is odd.

  16. Question 16

    Q16. Find the odd one out: Red, Blue, Green, Chair.

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

    Answer: Chair

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

  17. Question 17

    Q17. Find the odd one out: Square, Circle, Triangle, Apple.

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

    Answer: Apple

    Explanation: Square, circle, and triangle are shapes. Apple is a fruit. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  18. Question 18

    Q18. Find the odd one out: January, March, June, Sunday.

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

    Answer: Sunday

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

  19. Question 19

    Q19. Find the odd one out: Mango, Apple, Potato, Banana.

    • A) Mango
    • B) Apple
    • C) Potato
    • D) Banana

    Answer: Potato

    Explanation: Mango, apple, and banana are fruits. Potato is a vegetable. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

  20. Question 20

    Q20. Odd one out: Rose, Lily, Lotus, Mango.

    • A) Rose
    • B) Lily
    • C) Lotus
    • D) Mango

    Answer: Mango

    Explanation: Rose, lily, and lotus are flowers. Mango is a fruit. Identify the relationship between the pair, then apply the same logic to the choices.

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