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Each question has four items. You are required to select that item which does not belong to the group.
Each question has four items. You are required to select that item which does not belong to the group.
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Distinguish between generic categories and specific achievements when selecting the odd one out.
Updated On: Aug 7, 2025
- Gold medalist
- Athlete
- Olympic Champion
- Record holder
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Options (a) \textit{Gold medalist}, (c) \textit{Olympic Champion}, and (d) \textit{Record holder} are all titles/achievements given to someone for outstanding performance.
Option (b) \textit{Athlete} is a general term for a sportsperson and does not imply an achievement.
Thus, \textit{Athlete} is the odd one out.
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