Classification - General Inteligence & Reasoning MCQ Questions and Answers

In all other pairs, first is an instrument used to measure the second.

In all other pairs, second is the capital of the first.

There is no repetition of any letter in any other group.

In all other groups, a vowel is followed by a consonant repeated twice.

In all other groups, the first letter occupies the same position from A onward as the second letter occupies from Z backward e.g. D is the fourth letter from the beginning and W is the fourth letter from the end of the alphabet.

In all other groups, the first and second letters occupy the same position (from the beginning and the end respectively). The second letter is moved one step backward to obtain the third letter.

In all other groups, the middle letter is a vowel.

In all other groups, the second, third and first letters are alternate letters of the alphabet in order.

In all other groups, first letter is 3 steps ahead of the second and third letters is 4 steps ahead of the first.

This question is based on reverse alphabetical positioning and the number of letters skipped between the pair.

Option A: GE → G comes before E, with one letter (F) skipped in between.

Option B: MK → M comes before K, with one letter (L) skipped in between.

Option C: WU → W comes before U, with one letter (V) skipped in between.

Option E: OU → O comes before U, with one letter (P) skipped in between.

Option D: QN → Q comes before N, but this time two letters (O, P) are skipped.

All other options skip exactly one letter in reverse alphabetical order, but QN skips two letters.

Therefore, QN is the odd one out.