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Find the Odd One Out : Onlookers, Theatre Goers, Queue, Spectators - Mathematics

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Find the odd one out :

Onlookers, Theatre goers, Queue, Spectators

पर्याय

  • Onlookers 

  • Theatre goers 

  • Queue 

  • Spectators 

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उत्तर

Queue

Explanation:

Here, Queue is different from the other three, Onlookers, Theatergoers and spectators.

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