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They All Look The Same, But 25 Are Imposters - Prove You Can Name The Odd-One-Outs
Welcome to the Visual Odd-One-Out Quiz: Part 3!
Are you ready to put your mind to the test? This challenge is designed especially for the
visual thinkers who love spotting subtle impostors.
In this IQ quiz, you’ll face 25 questions that’ll push your visual skills and logic to the next level. Only those with a sharp eye and quick reasoning will make it through. The only question is: will you?
Let’s find out…
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Debby Keir 3 weeks ago
. Guess the odd one out based on the image: The Hobbit Emma Pride and Prejudice Little Women Jane Austin did NOT write Little Women - however 3 are by female authors and 'the hobbit' is not.
Ace 3 weeks ago
That's why I clicked it, didn't really notice the reason given was incorrect.
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Purple light 3 weeks ago (edited)
Question 14: Shakespeare's work is published in books, depicted in the picture is a book, see also question 2. Question 16: A cricket bat does not look like a baseball bat. Question 18: Little Women is written by Louisa May Alcott not Jane Austen. Question 21: Maybe use a book with poetry instead of prose next time.
Martin Burley 3 weeks ago
Courgette is a fruit in the same way the tomato is, grows from a flower and contains seeds.
WindySwede 3 weeks ago
Scrolled down here just for this question! 👍 smh at BP
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arthbach 3 weeks ago
Ah, the first problem is in the second question. 'Big Ben' is not a building, and it never has been. It is the bell inside the tower often erroneously called 'Big Ben'. The name of the tower was originally called 'Clock Tower', or 'The Great Clock Tower of Westminster'. In 2012, the tower was renamed to 'Elizabeth Tower'. This was to mark the diamond jubilee of Elizabeth as monarch of the UK.
Auntriarch 3 weeks ago
Considering what an egregious load of codlings these quizzes are normally, BP have outdone themselves.
Robert T 3 weeks ago
#2 Big Ben is NOT a building - it's a bell - the tower is the Elizabeth Tower. #10 image does not represent colour very well - Quartz is the only non-precious stone. #23 dark chocolate is not a drink. #24 a courgette is a fruit, in the same way as a tomato is - a banana is the only one that you wouldn't find in a savoury dish like a salad. All in all, a load of rubbish.
LookASquirrel 3 weeks ago
TIL a courgette is a zucchini. Also we are still in the midst of the old is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable war 😂
Ace 3 weeks ago
They're both both. There's no definition of 'vegetable' beyond "edible bits of plant" so in a very real sense all fruit is also vegetable, it's only really our perception of their uses that causes us to separate them
Load More Replies... Debby Keir 3 weeks ago
. Guess the odd one out based on the image: The Hobbit Emma Pride and Prejudice Little Women Jane Austin did NOT write Little Women - however 3 are by female authors and 'the hobbit' is not.
Ace 3 weeks ago
That's why I clicked it, didn't really notice the reason given was incorrect.
Load More Replies... Purple light 3 weeks ago (edited)
Question 14: Shakespeare's work is published in books, depicted in the picture is a book, see also question 2. Question 16: A cricket bat does not look like a baseball bat. Question 18: Little Women is written by Louisa May Alcott not Jane Austen. Question 21: Maybe use a book with poetry instead of prose next time.
Martin Burley 3 weeks ago
Courgette is a fruit in the same way the tomato is, grows from a flower and contains seeds.
WindySwede 3 weeks ago
Scrolled down here just for this question! 👍 smh at BP
Load More Replies... arthbach 3 weeks ago
Ah, the first problem is in the second question. 'Big Ben' is not a building, and it never has been. It is the bell inside the tower often erroneously called 'Big Ben'. The name of the tower was originally called 'Clock Tower', or 'The Great Clock Tower of Westminster'. In 2012, the tower was renamed to 'Elizabeth Tower'. This was to mark the diamond jubilee of Elizabeth as monarch of the UK.
Auntriarch 3 weeks ago
Considering what an egregious load of codlings these quizzes are normally, BP have outdone themselves.
Robert T 3 weeks ago
#2 Big Ben is NOT a building - it's a bell - the tower is the Elizabeth Tower. #10 image does not represent colour very well - Quartz is the only non-precious stone. #23 dark chocolate is not a drink. #24 a courgette is a fruit, in the same way as a tomato is - a banana is the only one that you wouldn't find in a savoury dish like a salad. All in all, a load of rubbish.
LookASquirrel 3 weeks ago
TIL a courgette is a zucchini. Also we are still in the midst of the old is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable war 😂
Ace 3 weeks ago
They're both both. There's no definition of 'vegetable' beyond "edible bits of plant" so in a very real sense all fruit is also vegetable, it's only really our perception of their uses that causes us to separate them
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