Spot the Misfit! A Game of Words and Logic
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Question 1
Which Shape Breaks the Pattern?
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Which Celestial Body Isn’t an Orbiting Planet?
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Name the Instrument That Isn’t Part of the String Family.
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Pick the Creature That Is Not a Mammal.
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Which Color Is Not a Primary Hue of Light?
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Identify the Non-Arthropod in This Group.
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Which Electronic Device Lacks a Display Screen?
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Spot the Word That Isn’t a Synonym for “Fast.”
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Which Continent Does Not Lie Entirely in the Eastern Hemisphere?
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Find the Unit That Measures Electric Current, Not Voltage.
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Choose the Sport That Uses a Puck Rather Than a Ball.
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Which Literary Genre Is Not Fiction?
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Select the Animal That Isn’t a Primate.
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Which Food Is Not a Grain?
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Identify the Non-Metal Element in This List.
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Pick the Capital City That Is Not in Europe.
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Which of These Dog Breeds Isn’t Considered a Working Dog?
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Select the Shape That Cannot Tile a Plane Without Gaps.
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Spot the Exception: Which Word Is Not an Anagram of “Listen”?
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Which Vertebrate Class Member Breathes Through Gills as an Adult?
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Pick the Material That Isn’t a Natural Fiber.
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Identify the Beverage That Contains No Caffeine Naturally.
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Which Country Drives on the Right-Hand Side of the Road?
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Choose the Fruit That Does Not Develop from a Single Flower Ovary.
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Which Chemical Process Absorbs Heat, Making It Endothermic?
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Spot the Non-Web Standard Image Format.
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Identify the Odd One Out: Which Book Is Non-Fiction?
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Which Bird Doesn’t Migrate Long Distances Seasonally?
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Name the Metric Prefix That Means One-Billionth.
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Which Programming Language Is Not Primarily Object-Oriented?
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Pick the Animal That Lacks a Backbone.
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Which of These Is Not a Prime Number?
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Identify the Statement That Is Not a Figure of Speech.
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Which File Extension Is Associated with Spreadsheets?
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Select the Mammal That Lays Eggs.
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Which Muscle Is Not Located in the Arm?
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Choose the Planet Without a Ring System.
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Which Temperature Scale Has No Negative Values?
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Identify the Art Movement Based on Simple Geometry, Not Organic Forms.
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Pick the Year That Is Not a Leap Year.
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Which Marine Organism Is a Mammal, Not a Fish?
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Select the Word That Contains a Diphthong.
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Which Tree Is Gymno-, Not Angiosperm?
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Identify the Country That Is Landlocked.
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Choose the Element That Is a Noble Gas.
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Which Shakespeare Play Is a Comedy, Not a Tragedy?
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Spot the Material That Isn’t Magnetic Under Normal Conditions.
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Pick the Software License That Is Not Open Source.
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Which Body System Pumps Blood?
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Identify the Capital That Is Situated in Africa.
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Which Word Is an Adverb, Not an Adjective?
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Choose the Ice Cream Flavor Without Cocoa.
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Which Constellation Represents an Inanimate Object, Not a Creature?
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Name the Country That Uses Europe’s Euro Currency.
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Identify the Language That Writes Using Devanagari Script.
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Pick the Part of a Cell That Is Found Only in Plants.
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Which of These Is an Example of Potential, Not Kinetic, Energy?
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Select the Month with Fewer Than 31 Days.
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Identify the Non-Fermented Dairy Product.
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Which Number Is Not Part of Fibonacci Sequence?
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Choose the State of Matter Without a Definite Volume.
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Which Sea Touches Only One Continent?
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Spot the Word That Is a Preposition.
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Identify the Metal That Is Liquid at Room Temperature.
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Which Pokémon Type Weakens Fire Attacks?
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Select the Historical Era Without Widespread Use of Iron.
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Pick the River Flowing Through South America.
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Which Number System Is Base-Two?
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Identify the Company Best Known for Search Engine Services.
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Which Gemstone Is Organic, Not Mineral?
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Choose the Famous Scientist Primarily in Biology, Not Physics.
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Spot the Currency Used in South America.
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Which Artificial Satellite Was the First Launched by Humans?
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Identify the Software That Is Not an Operating System.
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Choose the Animal That Can Regenerate Complete Limbs.
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Which Cloud Computing Model Provides Just Virtualized Hardware?
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Select the Food That’s Naturally Gluten-Free.
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Identify the Famous Landmark Located in Italy.
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Which of These Is a Vector Graphics Format?
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Pick the Animal Without a Six-Legged Body.
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Identify the Musical Note That Shares the Same Pitch as B♯.
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Which Country Is Not Part of the United Kingdom?
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Name the Particle with No Electric Charge.
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Which Human Organ Filters Blood to Produce Urine?
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Choose the Literary Device Involving Exaggeration for Effect.
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Spot the Vehicle Powered Solely by Human Muscle.
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Identify the Programmable Toy Designed for Children.
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Which Bone Is Part of the Foot, Not the Hand?
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Choose the Time Standard Based on Atomic Transitions.
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Which Logical Gate Outputs True Only When Both Inputs Are False?
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Cylinder
2
Pentagon
3
Triangle
4
Square
Cylinder is three-dimensional, whereas the other shapes are two-dimensional polygons with only length and width.
1
Mars
2
Sun
3
Earth
4
Neptune
The Sun is a star generating its own light; the others are planets merely reflecting that stellar energy.
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Harp
2
Trumpet
3
Cello
4
Violin
Trumpet produces sound by lip vibration through brass tubing, unlike the bowed or plucked string instruments listed.
1
Dolphin
2
Whale
3
Bat
4
Eagle
Eagle is an avian species laying shelled eggs; the others are warm-blooded mammals bearing live young.
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Yellow
2
Green
3
Red
4
Blue
Yellow results from red and green light mixing additively, while red, green, and blue are the true primaries.
1
Crab
2
Earthworm
3
Butterfly
4
Spider
Earthworm is an annelid without jointed appendages or exoskeleton, unlike the arthropods listed afterward.
1
Smartwatch
2
Router
3
Smartphone
4
Tablet
Routers manage network traffic without integrated visual screens, whereas the others provide user-facing displays.
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Speedy
2
Swift
3
Tardy
4
Rapid
Tardy actually means slow or late, the opposite of the quickness implied by the remaining choices.
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Europe
2
Asia
3
Australia
4
South America
South America straddles mostly the Western Hemisphere, while the others sit predominantly east of the Prime Meridian.
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Ampere
2
Millivolt
3
Kilovolt
4
Volt
Ampere quantifies current flow, whereas the remaining terms describe electrical potential difference in varying magnitudes.
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Cricket
2
Soccer
3
Field Hockey
4
Ice Hockey
Air hockey employs a puck; field hockey uses a small but heavy ball.
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Fantasy
2
Biography
3
Science-Fiction
4
Mystery
Biography recounts real lives and factual events, unlike the imaginative narratives of the other genres.
1
Gibbon
2
Baboon
3
Marmoset
4
Koala
Koala is a marsupial native to Australia, whereas the others are primates within the order Primates.
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Barley
2
Lentil
3
Rice
4
Oat
Lentil is a legume producing protein-rich seeds; the others are cereal grains harvested for starch.
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Copper
2
Iron
3
Oxygen
4
Zinc
Oxygen is a gaseous non-metal, while iron, copper, and zinc are metallic elements with conductive properties.
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Paris
2
Berlin
3
Tokyo
4
Madrid
Tokyo is the Japanese capital in Asia; the remaining cities are capitals within European countries.
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Boxer
2
Doberman
3
Rottweiler
4
Chihuahua
Chihuahua belongs to the toy group bred for companionship, unlike the historically task-oriented working breeds listed.
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Regular Hexagon
2
Square
3
Regular Pentagon
4
Equilateral Triangle
Regular pentagons leave gaps when tiled without distortion; the other polygons tessellate perfectly due to angle divisibility.
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Enlist
2
Silent
3
Tinsel
4
Tablet
Tablet contains different letters and cannot rearrange into “listen,” unlike the true anagrams provided.
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Snake
2
Frog
3
Trout
4
Eagle
Trout is a fish retaining gills permanently; amphibians, reptiles, and birds primarily use lungs post-metamorphosis.
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Wool
2
Polyester
3
Cotton
4
Silk
Polyester is synthetic petroleum-based polymer, whereas cotton, wool, and silk derive from plants or animals.
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Black Tea
2
Green Tea
3
Rooibos Tea
4
Yerba Mate
Rooibos infusions are caffeine-free red bush leaves, unlike the naturally caffeinated Camellia or yerba drinks.
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Australia
2
United Kingdom
3
Japan
4
Germany
Germany follows right-hand traffic rules, whereas the listed island nations maintain left-hand driving traditions.
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Avocado
2
Peach
3
Cherry
4
Pineapple
Pineapple is a multiple fruit formed by fused berries of many flowers, unlike simple drupes.
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Combustion
2
Neutralization
3
Respiration
4
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis requires solar energy to convert CO₂ and water into glucose, unlike the exothermic reactions shown.
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PNG
2
JPEG
3
PSD
4
GIF
PSD is Adobe Photoshop’s layered project file, not universally supported by browsers like the other formats.
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Dune
2
The Diary of Anne Frank
3
The Hobbit
4
1984
Anne Frank’s diary documents real wartime experiences; the others are fictional literary works.
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Swallow
2
Arctic Tern
3
Canadian Goose
4
Emu
Emus are flightless and largely sedentary within Australia; the listed migrants traverse continents yearly.
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Kilo
2
Nano
3
Giga
4
Mega
Nano represents 10⁻⁹, while kilo, mega, and giga denote progressively larger positive powers of ten.
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Python
2
C++
3
C
4
Java
C is procedural without built-in object classes, unlike the predominantly object-oriented languages given afterward.
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Otter
2
Kangaroo
3
Panda
4
Octopus
Octopus is an invertebrate mollusk; the remaining mammals possess spinal columns supporting internal skeletons.
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19
2
97
3
41
4
21
21 is divisible by 3 and 7, therefore composite, whereas the others have no divisors besides one and themselves.
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Piece of Cake
2
Under the Weather
3
Water Boils at 100 °C
4
Break the Ice
Water boiling at 100 °C conveys literal scientific fact, unlike the idiomatic expressions listed.
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DOCX
2
PPTX
3
XLSX
4
PDF
XLSX belongs to Microsoft Excel spreadsheets; the others correspond to documents, presentations, and portable documents respectively.
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Platypus
2
Tiger
3
Giraffe
4
Elephant
Platypus is a monotreme, one of the few mammals reproducing oviparously rather than viviparously.
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Quadriceps
2
Biceps
3
Triceps
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Brachialis
Quadriceps compose the anterior thigh, whereas the other muscles operate forearm flexion or extension.
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Neptune
2
Saturn
3
Earth
4
Uranus
Earth lacks rings of ice and dust; the outer gas giants all possess observable circumplanetary rings.
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Fahrenheit
2
Celsius
3
Kelvin
4
Réaumur
Kelvin begins at absolute zero, eliminating negative numbers, while the others extend below their defined zeros.
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Rococo
2
Baroque
3
Minimalism
4
Art Nouveau
Minimalism emphasizes basic shapes and reduced detail, whereas the other styles feature ornate, naturalistic motifs.
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2024
2
1900
3
2000
4
2016
1900 was excluded because century years require divisibility by 400, a rule 2000 satisfies.
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Salmon
2
Shark
3
Tuna
4
Dolphin
Dolphins breathe air and nurse young, classifying them within Cetacea rather than Pisces.
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Boil
2
Red
3
Sit
4
Cat
“Boil” merges two vowel sounds into one syllabic glide, whereas the others contain simple monophthongs.
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Birch
2
Pine
3
Oak
4
Maple
Pine produces naked seeds within cones, classifying it among gymnosperms unlike flowering angiosperm trees.
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Laos
2
Cambodia
3
Vietnam
4
Thailand
Laos lacks a coastline, whereas its Southeast Asian neighbors border the Gulf of Thailand or South China Sea.
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Oxygen
2
Neon
3
Hydrogen
4
Nitrogen
Neon resides in Group 18 with full valence shells, contrasting reactive diatomic gases.
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Macbeth
2
Twelfth Night
3
Hamlet
4
Othello
“Twelfth Night” ends happily with marriages and mistaken identities, unlike the fatal outcomes of the tragedies.
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Aluminum
2
Nickel
3
Iron
4
Cobalt
Aluminum is paramagnetic and not attracted dramatically, whereas iron, nickel, and cobalt are ferromagnetic metals.
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MIT
2
GPL
3
Apache
4
Proprietary EULA
Proprietary end-user agreements restrict source code access, unlike permissive or copyleft open-source licenses.
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Respiratory
2
Digestive
3
Nervous
4
Circulatory
The circulatory system, anchored by the heart, transports blood, unlike processes of digestion, breathing, or signaling.
1
Madrid
2
Seoul
3
Ottawa
4
Nairobi
Nairobi is Kenya’s capital on the African continent; the others head nations in Europe, North America, and Asia.
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Quicker
2
Quick
3
Quickest
4
Quickly
“Quickly” modifies verbs, showing manner, while the others describe nouns or compare adjectives.
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Mocha
2
Vanilla
3
Rocky Road
4
Chocolate
Traditional vanilla lacks chocolate ingredients, unlike the cocoa-infused alternatives listed.
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Scorpius
2
Aquarius
3
Leo
4
Lyra
Lyra depicts a lyre instrument; the others symbolize living beings: a lion, scorpion, and water bearer.
1
Sweden
2
Hungary
3
Poland
4
Portugal
Portugal adopted the euro, while the other EU states maintain krona, złoty, and forint respectively.
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Russian
2
Hindi
3
Greek
4
Korean
Hindi employs Devanagari characters, unlike Cyrillic, Greek alphabet, or Hangul used by the remaining tongues.
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Chloroplast
2
Ribosome
3
Mitochondrion
4
Nucleus
Chloroplasts photosynthesize and are absent in animal cells, whereas the other organelles exist universally.
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Running Water
2
Wind
3
Moving Car
4
Stretched Bow
A drawn bow stores elastic potential energy until released; the others show active movement.
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January
2
June
3
August
4
March
June contains 30 days, unlike January, March, and August, each comprising 31 days.
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Sauerkraut
2
Butter
3
Kefir
4
Yogurt
Butter is churned fat without bacterial fermentation; yogurt and kefir ferment milk, sauerkraut ferments cabbage.
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21
2
34
3
13
4
14
Fourteen does not occur in Fibonacci progression, whereas 13, 21, and 34 are consecutive terms.
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Plasma
2
Liquid
3
Solid
4
Gas
Gases expand to fill containers, lacking fixed shape or volume, while liquids retain volume and solids both.
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Hudson Bay
2
Mediterranean Sea
3
Black Sea
4
Red Sea
Hudson Bay lies entirely within North America; the others separate or border multiple continental landmasses.
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Runner
2
Under
3
Running
4
Runs
“Under” denotes spatial relation, functioning as a preposition; the other words are noun or verb forms.
1
Tin
2
Mercury
3
Lead
4
Copper
Mercury remains liquid near 20 °C, whereas lead, tin, and copper solidify well above ambient temperatures.
1
Bug
2
Grass
3
Water
4
Ice
Water moves are super-effective against fire Pokémon, unlike bug, grass, or ice offenses.
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Middle Ages
2
Industrial Age
3
Stone Age
4
Iron Age
Stone Age preceded metallurgical advances, so iron tools were nonexistent until later epochs.
1
Nile
2
Amazon
3
Danube
4
Yangtze
The Amazon meanders across the South American rainforest basin, whereas the others traverse other continents.
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Octal
2
Binary
3
Decimal
4
Hexadecimal
Binary uses digits 0 and 1 exclusively, while decimal, hexadecimal, and octal use larger symbol sets.
1
Samsung
2
Nike
3
Google
4
Toyota
Google’s primary revenue originates from web search and advertising, unlike athletic wear, automotive, or electronics firms.
1
Amber
2
Sapphire
3
Emerald
4
Diamond
Amber is fossilized tree resin; the rest crystallize from inorganic mineral compositions under geological conditions.
1
Isaac Newton
2
Albert Einstein
3
Charles Darwin
4
Niels Bohr
Darwin proposed evolutionary natural selection, unlike the renowned physicists advancing mechanics and quantum theory.
1
Peso
2
Yen
3
Ringgit
4
Ruble
Multiple South American nations utilize peso denominations, while yen, ruble, and ringgit belong to Asia or Europe.
1
Hubble
2
Voyager 1
3
Sputnik 1
4
ISS
Soviet Sputnik 1 orbited Earth in 1957, predating later exploratory or research spacecraft.
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Linux
2
macOS
3
Photoshop
4
Windows
Adobe Photoshop is image-editing application, whereas Windows, macOS, and Linux manage computer hardware resources.
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Dog
2
Rabbit
3
Axolotl
4
Horse
Axolotls regrow legs, jaws, and spinal cord tissues; mammals listed lack comparable regenerative capability.
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PaaS
2
SaaS
3
IaaS
4
FaaS
Infrastructure-as-a-Service offers raw compute, storage, and networking, whereas other models bundle platforms or software.
1
Barley
2
Rice
3
Wheat
4
Rye
Rice lacks the gluten protein complex found in wheat, barley, and rye cereals.
1
Eiffel Tower
2
Leaning Tower of Pisa
3
Big Ben
4
Statue of Liberty
Pisa’s leaning campanile stands in Tuscany, whereas the other monuments reside in France, USA, and UK.
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BMP
2
PNG
3
TIFF
4
SVG
Scalable Vector Graphics store paths and shapes, unlike bitmap raster formats representing pixel grids.
1
Beetle
2
Ant
3
Grasshopper
4
Spider
Spiders have eight legs and belong to Arachnida, whereas ants, beetles, and grasshoppers are hexapod insects.
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C
2
A
3
D
4
B
In equal temperament, B♯ is enharmonically equivalent to C, unlike the other scale degrees.
1
Scotland
2
Wales
3
England
4
Ireland
Ireland is an independent republic; the other constituent countries form the sovereign state of the UK.
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Neutron
2
Positron
3
Proton
4
Electron
Neutrons inside atomic nuclei carry neutral charge, whereas protons and positrons are positive and electrons negative.
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Spleen
2
Kidney
3
Liver
4
Pancreas
Kidneys remove waste and balance electrolytes, whereas the listed organs serve digestion, immunity, or endocrine roles.
1
Simile
2
Hyperbole
3
Alliteration
4
Metaphor
Hyperbole intentionally overstates reality, unlike comparison, similarity, or consonant repetition techniques.
1
Moped
2
Motorbike
3
Bicycle
4
Scooter
Standard bicycles rely on pedaling without combustion or electric engines present in the other two-wheelers.
1
PlayStation
2
Xbox
3
Nintendo Switch
4
Lego Mindstorms
Mindstorms combines bricks with microcontrollers for coding, unlike entertainment-focused gaming consoles.
1
Scaphoid
2
Phalanx
3
Metatarsal
4
Metacarpal
Metatarsals form forefoot arches, whereas metacarpals and scaphoid belong to hands, and phalanges exist in both.
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Greenwich Mean Time
2
Sidereal Time
3
Solar Time
4
International Atomic Time
International Atomic Time counts cesium-133 oscillations, while the others rely on astronomical Earth rotation measures.
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NAND
2
NOR
3
AND
4
OR
NOR produces a high signal solely when neither input is high; the others follow different truth tables.
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