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Air Is Everywhere

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Choose the odd one out.

A

Rustling of leaves

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Flying of kite

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C

Driving a car

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Moving blades of a windmill

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Solution

The correct option is C Driving a car
Rustling of leaves, flying of kite and moving blades of a windmill are the events that occur due to the movement of air. While for driving a car, movement of air is not required.

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