Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
Napoleon is the only non-philosopher of the group
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
King is the only spiritual leaders who did not start a new religion
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Hitler is the only non-communist on the list
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
Alexander the Great is the only one not known as part of a famous couple and love story.
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
Charles is the only writer known for his books and not his poems like the other three.
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
Al Capone is the only one on the list who did not disappear without a trace but died of cardiac arrest in 1947.
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
Elvis Presley is the only one who did not end his own life but died of a stroke in 1977
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
John Adams is the only one NOT known as a traitor.
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Euripides is the only Non-Roman and Non-Emperor on the list. He was a Greek playwright who lived in the 5th century BC..
Which of These Names Does Not Belong?
George Orwell is the only one not famous for being a scientist, but a writer of such famous works as Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949)
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van Gogh is the only artist who was not a sculptor
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F. Scott Fitzgerald is the only one who is not known as a horror novelist, while the others were all famous for scary books, such as Dracula (Bram Stoker) and Frankenstein (Mary Shelley)
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Gilgamesh is the only warrior who is a mythological person, with no historical proof he existed.
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Philip IV is the only monarch who was not a king of England, but of France, ruling from 1285 to 1314.
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Burt Reynolds is the only non-athlete on the list, but an actor.
You Failed to Find the Odd Ones
Unfortunately, you did not manage to find the vast majority of the odd names out. Perhaps you don't recognize some of the names, which should motivate you to learn more history. On the other hand, you may not be focused at the moment or are so creative you just found other commonalities. In any case, we recommend you retake the test and see if you can get a better score. If not, check out the answers below.
You Did... OK.
You did OK but not great. You got less than half of the odd names out correctly. It could be, of course, that your history is a bit weak, or perhaps you thought of novel ways to group the names, so you thought of the wrong one. That sometimes happens, as we all think in different ways. Have a look below to see what our answers were.
You Have a Good Brain!
You managed to answer half to 4/5 of the names correctly. This means you not only have a sound mind for history and its endless list of names, but you can also make the appropriate connections between history, memory, and logic - to come at a correct conclusion. Way to go! You still had some mistakes, though, so maybe you'd like to take a peek below at the answers.
You ACED This Test!
You must have a superb brain. Not only does your history knowledge is powerful enough to recognize and identify names from the endless list of historical characters, but you were able to connect history, memory, and logic to come up with the right answers every time. That is impressive; you obviously have a powerful mind. Good job, we're proud!