Question
Find the odd word pair out from the given
options.Solution
The logic followed here is: In all the pairs, the 1st word represents the tool used for doing the action represented by 2nd word. Spoon : Feed → A spoon is used to feed someone. Spade : Dig → A spade is a tool used to dig the ground. Chisel : Carve → A chisel is used to carve out something. Gun : Slaughter → A gun is used to shoot. A sword is used to slaughter.  Thus, ‘Gun : Slaughter’ is the odd one out. Hence, the correct answer is (D).
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