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Question
Look at the following words and classify them according to their fields.
| clinical, orthopedic, dividend, operations, fertile, Carnatic, diagnostics, industries, keyboard, hacker, desktop, vocal, cultivation, organic, unplugged, disease, harvest, livestock, mother-board, investment, internet, proxy, recycle bin, orchestra, trade, hip-hop, uprooting, guitar, cure, contracts |
| Music | |||
| Agriculture | |||
| Computer | |||
| Commerce | |||
| Medicine |
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Solution
| Music | Carnatic Orchestra | Keyboard Hip hop | Vocal Guitar |
| Agriculture | Fertile Livestock | Cultivation Harvesting | Organic Uprooting |
| Computer | Internet Motherboard | Recycle bin Hacker | Desktop Proxy |
| Commerce | Trade contracts | Investment Divided | Industries |
| Medicine | Cure Diagnostics | Orthopaedic Clinical | Operations Disease |
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