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Olympiad (Class 5) Reasoning — practice by topic

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Reasoning topics

Odd one out, analogy and classification (63)Logical Sequence of Words (58)Logic Puzzle (52)Days, dates and possible combinations (51)Ranking Test and Alphabet Test (51)Coding and decoding (46)Direction Sense Test (33)

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Ravi took Potato, Mango, Apple and Banana from a market bag. If he sorts out the fruits, which one is the odd one out?Read the answer and worked solution →On a farm there are a cow, a lion, a goat and a buffalo. Which animal is the odd one out?Read the answer and worked solution →Triangle, square, cube and circle are written on a board. Which one is different from the rest?Read the answer and worked solution →Carrot, radish and beetroot grow as roots under the soil. Which of these other vegetables is NOT a root?Read the answer and worked solution →

Worked practice questions

Ravi took Potato, Mango, Apple and Banana from a market bag. If he sorts out the fruits, which one is the odd one out?

  1. Potato
  2. Mango
  3. Banana
  4. Apple
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Correct answer: A. Potato

Potato is a vegetable (an underground stem), while mango, apple and banana are all fruits.

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On a farm there are a cow, a lion, a goat and a buffalo. Which animal is the odd one out?

  1. Goat
  2. Lion
  3. Buffalo
  4. Cow
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Correct answer: B. Lion

Lion is a wild animal that lives in forests, while cow, goat and buffalo are kept by farmers.

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Triangle, square, cube and circle are written on a board. Which one is different from the rest?

  1. Cube
  2. Triangle
  3. Circle
  4. Square
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Correct answer: A. Cube

A cube is a solid 3D object, while triangle, square and circle are flat 2D shapes.

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