Odd One Out Quiz: Printable Round
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Questions
Which of these garden crops is the odd one out?
- Carrot
- Cucumber
- Pumpkin
- Tomato
Which of these sea creatures is the odd one out?
- Shark
- Dolphin
- Orca
- Porpoise
Which of these countries is the odd one out?
- Chile
- Peru
- Colombia
- Mexico
Which of these creepy-crawlies is the odd one out?
- Tarantula
- Spider
- Scorpion
- Ant
Which of these musical instruments is the odd one out?
- Trumpet
- Cello
- Viola
- Violin
Which of these bodies of water is the odd one out?
- Atlantic
- Mediterranean
- Indian
- Pacific
Which of these months is the odd one out?
- May
- June
- January
- March
Which of these gases is the odd one out?
- Argon
- Krypton
- Neon
- Nitrogen
Which of these letters is the odd one out?
- Gamma
- Delta
- Aleph
- Beta
Which of these bones is the odd one out?
- Humerus
- Fibula
- Femur
- Tibia
Answer key
Carrot (A)
The others are botanically fruits because they grow from flowers and hold seeds; a carrot is a root.
Shark (A)
The others are air-breathing mammals; a shark is a fish that gets oxygen from water through its gills.
Mexico (D)
The others are all in South America; Mexico is part of North America.
Ant (D)
The others are arachnids with eight legs; an ant is an insect with six.
Trumpet (A)
The others are bowed string instruments; the trumpet belongs to the brass family.
Mediterranean (B)
The others are oceans; the Mediterranean is a sea almost completely surrounded by land.
June (B)
The others all have 31 days; June has only 30.
Nitrogen (D)
The others are noble gases that rarely react with anything; nitrogen makes up most of Earth's air.
Aleph (C)
The others are Greek letters; aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
Humerus (A)
The others are leg bones; the humerus runs from your shoulder to your elbow.
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