Question
Four options have been given, out of which three are
alike in some manner and one is different. Select the odd one.Solution
In each option, the letters are arranged in pairs in a particular pattern. Let's analyze them: 1. KPLO - K & P, L & O 2. AZBY - A & Z, B & Y 3. UVFE - U & V, F & E 4. FUGT - F & U, G & T Options 1, 2, and 4 have letters arranged in pairs where the first letter of each pair is alphabetically before the second letter. However, option 3 (UVFE) does not follow this pattern. So, the odd one out is: UVFE
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