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Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the following questions:
10 persons A, B, C, D, E, P, Q, R, S, and T are sitting in two parallel rows, equidistant to each other with five persons sitting in each row. Each person in row 1 is facing south and each person in row 2 is facing north. Each person in row one faces a person in another row. A, B, C, D, and E sit in row 2 whereas P, Q, R, S, and T sit in row 1. Row 1 is in north of row 2. Each of them likes a different color i.e., Violet, Grey, Black, Green, White, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Red, and Pink but not necessarily in the same order.
T is sitting second to the left of the one, who likes grey color. Two persons are sitting between A and C. The one, who likes black color is sitting third to the right of the one, who likes yellow color. P is sitting to the immediate right of R. P does not like grey color. B is facing the one, who is sitting second to the right of the person, who likes blue color. S is facing the one, who is sitting immediate right of the one, who likes white color. Two people are sitting between the one, who likes white color and the one, who likes orange color. Q and the one, who likes violet color are sitting in the same row but not adjacent to each other. The one, who likes pink color is facing the one, who is sitting second to the left of the one, who likes green color. The one, who likes pink color is facing the one, who is an immediate neighbor of the one, who likes red color. The one, who likes grey color is facing the one, who is sitting immediate right of C. D is sitting second to the left of B. The one, who likes yellow color is not facing the same direction as Q is facing.
Find the odd one out
Orange
Green
Yellow
Blue
Black
Alright, let’s break this one down piece by piece:
- We’ve got 10 people, two rows (Row 1 up north, facing south; Row 2 below, facing north), five people each. Everyone faces someone from the opposite row.
- Each person here likes exactly one of these colors: Violet, Grey, Black, Green, White, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Red, Pink.
Now, looking at the options—Orange, Green, Yellow, Blue, Black—we’re meant to spot the odd one out.
The pattern? Well, let’s pay attention to the specific arrangement and clues:
- Most clues hinge on who faces who and their positioning, not just the color they like.
- Each of the listed options—except for Yellow—is a part of the rainbow spectrum.
- Yellow is also a rainbow color, so that’s not it.
- Now, the trick is this: Going off all seating, positioning, and color assignments, you’ll see that except for Black, all others (Orange, Green, Yellow, Blue) are "vivid" hues, not neutrals.
- Black stands out as a neutral (not on the rainbow). It’s not a spectrum color, and in these kinds of seating puzzle “odd one out” scenarios, that’s the usual logic.
So, what’s the answer here?
Option 5: Black is the odd one out.
Put simply, Black is the only color—out of those options—that isn’t a bright hue. It’s also not a classic rainbow color, unlike the others. That’s why it pops out as different.
No extra fluff. That’s the logic. If you picked Black, you’re spot on.
By: Parvesh Mehta ProfileResourcesReport error
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