Rearrange the unordered letters in their natural order and choose the odd one. A. UNPE B. ILOLSGNH C. OHALPB D. ENANCIH
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This question requires us to unscramble each set of letters to form meaningful words and then find the one word that is different from the rest based on a common characteristic shared by the other three.
Let's unscramble each option:
So, the four unscrambled words are PUNE, SHILLONG, BHOPAL, and CHENNAI. All four are names of cities in India.
Now, we need to find the odd one out among these four cities. Let's look for a common property among three of them that the fourth one does not possess.
Let's examine the letters present in each of these city names:
Let's check for common letters. The letter 'N' is present in PUNE, SHILLONG, and CHENNAI, but not in BHOPAL. This would make BHOPAL the odd one out based on the absence of 'N'. However, we need to find a pattern that makes only one word the odd one out.
Let's check for another common letter. The letter 'A' is present in SHILLONG, BHOPAL, and CHENNAI.
We can see a pattern here: SHILLONG, BHOPAL, and CHENNAI all contain the letter 'A', while PUNE does not contain the letter 'A'. Therefore, PUNE is the odd one out.
The letters UNPE unscramble to PUNE, which is option A.
Based on this analysis, the odd one out is PUNE, which corresponds to option A.
| Scrambled Letters | Unscrambled Word | Contains Letter 'A'? | Odd One? |
|---|---|---|---|
| UNPE (A) | PUNE | No | Yes |
| ILOLSGNH (B) | SHILLONG | Yes | No |
| OHALPB (C) | BHOPAL | Yes | No |
| ENANCIH (D) | CHENNAI | Yes | No |
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