Verbal Reasoning11+ subject
11+ Verbal Reasoning Odd Two Out Practice
From a group of words, find the two words that do not share the connection or category linking the remaining words.
55Bank questions
10Drawn each attempt
4 minTimed option
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Untimed Odd Two Out Test
Practise systematically without the pressure of a timer. 10 questions drawn randomly from the 55-question bank.
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Techniques & Guide
Techniques and Exam Habits
Key rules and methods to solve Odd Two Out quickly and accurately.
Rule 1: Look for specific semantic categories
Categories go beyond basic nouns: look for parts of speech, materials, tools vs products, animal groups, emotions vs actions.
Rule 2: Both selected words must break the same rule
Ensure the remaining 4 words form a tight, coherent group that neither of the two chosen words can fit into.
Example: “Sparrow, Salmon, Eagle, Trout, Robin, Falcon”
Connection: Birds (Sparrow, Eagle, Robin, Falcon).
The Odd Two: SALMON and TROUT (Fish).
Connection: Birds (Sparrow, Eagle, Robin, Falcon).
The Odd Two: SALMON and TROUT (Fish).
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