Intelligence Test
Classification - English alphabet
MCQ

Introduction

Classification based on the English alphabet focuses on identifying patterns in letter groups. Students must find the group that does not follow the common rule.

Explanation Step by Step

 

Each letter in the English alphabet has a position. A = 1, B = 2, up to Z = 26. In classification questions, three groups follow the same pattern, while one group is different. The task is to identify the odd group.

Sub-topics

Classification - English Alphabet

Groups may follow patterns such as sequential order, reverse order, or fixed gaps. Compare all groups carefully.

Examples

Example 1
Consider groups: ABC, DEF, GHI, JLK.
First three groups follow forward sequence.
JLK breaks the pattern.
Answer: JLK is the odd group.

Tricks and Shortcuts

Memorize alphabet positions. Quickly check forward and backward sequences. Look for consistent patterns.

Common Mistakes

Ignoring letter positions. Not checking reverse patterns. Making quick guesses without analysis.

Practice Questions

Easy Questions

  1. ABC, DEF, GHI, JKM
  2. PQR, STU, VWX, VUT
  3. LMN, OPQ, RST, RTS

Medium Questions

  1. BCD, EFG, HIJ, HJK
  2. XYZ, UVW, RST, XZY
  3. ACE, BDF, GIK, GHI

Hard Questions

  1. AZB, BYC, CXD, DEF
  2. ADG, BEH, CFI, ABC
  3. LMO, NOP, OPQ, LNM

Revision Summary

Understand alphabet positions and patterns. Practice helps identify odd groups quickly and accurately.

Choose the option that matches the group SP, VS, MJ.
A
EB
B
LJ
C
SO
D
TR
Explanation
Here each pair has a difference of 3 in number of letters: S(19)-P(16)=3, V(22)-S(19)=3, M(13)-J(10)=3. The alternatives match the relation E(5)-B(2)=3.
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