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Rearrange the jumbled letters to make a meaningful English word and then select the one which is different.

Rearrange the jumbled letters to make a meaningful English word and then select the one which is different. Correct Answer AEVLTR

The correct option is AEVLTR.

Important Points

  • After rearranging AEVLTR, a meaningful English word we get is Travel. So, the correct option is number 2.
  • Travel means going from one place to another by covering some distance.
  • A person who travels is called a traveller. Synonyms of traveller are visitors, tourists, passenger, etc.

Additional Information

  • After rearranging option number one we would get Biology.
  • After rearranging option number three we would get Chemistry.
  • After rearranging option number four we would get Physics.

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