Choose the odd one out from the following terms and name the category to which the others belong:
Morula, Blastocyst, Oviduct, Foetus
Topic: Stages of embryonic development
Answer
Odd one out: OVIDUCT. Category of the others: STAGES OF EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT.
Morula, blastocyst and foetus are successive STAGES in the development of the embryo: the zygote divides to form a solid ball of cells, the MORULA this hollows out to become the BLASTOCYST, which implants in the uterine wall after about eight weeks, when the organs are recognisable, the embryo is called the FOETUS
The OVIDUCT (fallopian tube) is not a stage but a STRUCTURE — the tube along which the ovum travels and in which fertilisation normally takes place.
THE DISTINCTION being tested is between a PROCESS and a PLACE. Three of the terms answer "what is it now?" and one answers "where is it?". Whenever a list mixes stages with anatomy, that is almost always the intended division.