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Find the odd one out, giving reasons
Potato, coconut oil, honey, bread
Cheese, egg, milk , groundnut
Iodised salt, fish, seafood, cheese
Over-eating,obesity, anaemia, high blood pressure

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Solution

Honey: only animals product, rest all are derived from plants
Groundnut: only plant product
Cheese: only food which does not have iodine
Anaemia: Rest all are effects of being overweight

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