Non Verbal Reasoning - Classification - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Classification - Section 1 (Q.No. 14)
Directions to Solve
In each problem, out of the five figures marked (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5), four are similar in a certain manner. However, one figure is not like the other four. Choose the figure which is different from the rest.
14.
Choose the figure which is different from the rest.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Answer: Option
Explanation:
All other figures can be rotated into each other.
Discussion:
20 comments Page 1 of 2.
Bhavani Prasad said:
3 years ago
Please explain this problem in detail to understand.
(2)
Mohsin Nadeem said:
3 years ago
@All.
In this problem, consider the rest of the options expect A and assume that fig;2 and fig;3 are drawn side by side on a piece of page and if you fold the page it will be printed in same way in which next figure is drawn so this is the meaning of rotated.
In this problem, consider the rest of the options expect A and assume that fig;2 and fig;3 are drawn side by side on a piece of page and if you fold the page it will be printed in same way in which next figure is drawn so this is the meaning of rotated.
(2)
Vyshnavi said:
3 years ago
Consider the fig petals as A,B & C.
B & C are together and A is a little far from those both.
When you rotate every fig.in a clockwise direction A turns from right to left in fig.2,3,4 & 5
When it comes to fig.1- A turns from left to right.
So, the odd one is 1st option.
B & C are together and A is a little far from those both.
When you rotate every fig.in a clockwise direction A turns from right to left in fig.2,3,4 & 5
When it comes to fig.1- A turns from left to right.
So, the odd one is 1st option.
Raaz said:
4 years ago
Good explanation, Thanks @Raja.
Babita said:
5 years ago
I can't understand this answer, please explain well.
Ndey said:
6 years ago
The petal in the middle leans towards the right except in A.
(3)
Nitin said:
7 years ago
I am not understanding this. Anyone explain me in detail.
Raja said:
9 years ago
Figures 2, 3, 4, 5 can be rotated into each other but 1 figure can't be obtained by just rotation but we have to turn upside down figure 1 and then rotate it to get other figures.
MAYa said:
9 years ago
First of all the way its arranged in the box its shows we have to rotate it to visualise.
Assume AB are two parts close to each other and C is far (like in fig. 2).
Rotate fig.2 with some angle you will get fig.3 (AB then C part above).
Rotate fig.3 with some angle you will get fig.5 (AB down then C part above).
Rotate fig.5 with some angle you will get again fig.4 (AB up then C part down).
Rotate fig.5 with some angle you will get fig.2 (AB left side then C part right side).
So, 1 is different.
Assume AB are two parts close to each other and C is far (like in fig. 2).
Rotate fig.2 with some angle you will get fig.3 (AB then C part above).
Rotate fig.3 with some angle you will get fig.5 (AB down then C part above).
Rotate fig.5 with some angle you will get again fig.4 (AB up then C part down).
Rotate fig.5 with some angle you will get fig.2 (AB left side then C part right side).
So, 1 is different.
Pavan said:
9 years ago
Not getting this, Please explain clearly.
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