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Find the Odd One Out : Symphony, Orchestra, Guitar, Mob

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Question

Find the odd one out :

Symphony, Orchestra, Guitar, Mob 

Options

  • Guitar 

  • Orchestra 

  • Mob 

  • Symphony 

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Solution

Mob

Explanation:

Symphony, Orchestra, and Guitar are related to music, whereas Mob. is not.

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2018-2019 (May) Set 1

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