Which term describes 'A person who is different from others'?

• A. Black Sheep
• B. Wise People
• C. Prefixes
• D. Coping Mechanism

Answer: (A)

This question tests your ability to recognize an idiomatic expression for someone who stands out from a group. The term that fits is “Black Sheep.” It’s used to describe a person in a family or group who is noticeably different from the others, often not fitting the usual norms or expectations. The phrase captures that sense of being the odd one out within the group.

Why this one works: it directly describes a person who differs from the rest of the group, which is exactly what the prompt asks.

Why the others aren’t a fit: “Wise People” refers to those with wisdom, not to someone who stands out for being different. “Prefixes” are linguistic elements at the start of words, not people. “Coping Mechanism” is about how someone handles stress, not a person in relation to others.