The Great Gatsby or The Catcher in the Rye?
Today's categories: Book titles, Easter traditions, Natural disasters. Can you spot which item doesn't belong? Three quick puzzles to challenge your thinking!
Episode from April 02, 2026.
You may also like 5 Daily Trivia Questions. Portions of today's podcast were made with the assistance of AI whcih helps us come up with ideas for the odd one out.
0:03 Calarogus Shark Media. Hi, I'm Mark Ellison. Glad you're here for Odd one Out. Happy Thursday, almost to the weekend. I'll give you four items. Three fit together. One is the odd one out. Ready, here we go. Round one category book titles The Great Gatsby, Pride and Prejudice, the Catcher in the Rye, to Kill a Mockingbird Again, The Great Gatsby, Pride and Prejudice, the Catcher in the Rye to Kill a Mockingbird. The odd one out is The Catcher in the Rye. The other three books are classics, typically studied in high school curriculums, while The Catcher in the Rye is often viewed as controversial and less universally accepted in academic settings. Round two Category Easter traditions, egg rolling, Easter, egg hunt, hot cross buns, Dwali lights Again, egg rolling, Easter, egg hunt, hot cross buns, du Wali lights. The odd one out is Duwali lights. The first three are easter traditions celebrated predominantly in Western cultures, whereas Duwali lights is specific to the Hindu festival of Duwali. Round three category
1:34 natural disasters tsunami, blizzard, hurricane earthquake again, tsunami, blizzard, hurricane earthquake. The odd one out is blizzard. The first three are classified as primary natural disasters that cause significant damage due to their intensity and occurrence. A blizzard is severe weather, but not classified in the same disaster context. And we're done. Thanks for joining me today. Don't forget to check out five Daily Trivia Questions for more daily fun. Take care and see you next time. A quick note some parts of this episode, including coming up with today's topics, were created with a little help from AI