Question

Which figure is the odd one out? 

• A. E
• B. A
• C. B
• D. D
• E. C

Hint:

For odd-one-out problems:
• Look for symmetry or repetition.
• Count elements if needed (black vs white).
• Identify the one breaking the common rule.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Concept: This problem is based on:
• Arrangement of black and white squares
• Symmetry and pattern consistency
Step 1: Observe all figures carefully.
• Each figure consists of a grid of small squares.
• Squares are either black or white.

Step 2: Check pattern in options A, B, C, and E.
• These figures follow a consistent structure.
• The arrangement maintains a form of symmetry or balanced distribution of black and white squares.

Step 3: Analyze option D.
• Pattern is disturbed.
• The alignment of black and white squares does not follow the same rule.
• It breaks the symmetry seen in other figures.

Step 4: Conclusion.
• Option D is different from the rest.