How well do you know the rules of reading? Which of the words in each line is the Odd One Out?

Exercise 1: Odd One Out [a] back (verb/noun, others are parts of the body/verbs connected to parts: head/hand/stand) Actually, looking closely at line [a]: "back, Alice, understand, hand, stand, want". Here "Alice" is a proper noun, while others are common verbs or nouns related to the body. Or perhaps "understand" is the odd one (it's a verb of mental state, others are concrete). Let's re-examine [a]: back, Alice, understand, hand, stand, want. Actually, all except 'Alice' are verbs or nouns related to body/action. Let's pick 'Alice'. [b]: "said, tell, ten, left, feet, next". "ten" is a number, others are verbs or positional/body-related words. Exercise 2: Say what the italicized words mean. 1) "I do not know myself who I am." (Italicized: myself) - Used to emphasize the subject (I). 2) "I want to tell you something." (Italicized: tell) - To say information to someone. 3) "Do you want to stay as big as you are now?" (Italicized: as... as) - Used for comparison. 4) "I want to be a little larger." (Italicized: larger) - More big (comparative degree). 5) "Alice waited for some time." (Italicized: waited) - Stayed in one place until something happens. 6) "Alice looked at the mushroom for a long time." (Italicized: looked at) - Directed her eyes towards. Exercise 3: Re-order the sentences. 1) The Caterpillar, Alice, saw, was, very, angry. -> The Caterpillar, Alice saw, was very angry. (Or: Alice saw the Caterpillar, who was very angry.) 2) What, Alice, not, to, know, say, did. -> Alice did not know what to say. 3) Be, to, little, a, want, larger, I. -> I want to be a little larger. 4) Took, from, her, she, a, bite, piece, hand, the, in, right. -> She took a bite from the piece in her right hand. 5) Very, moment, the, was, next, Alice, small. -> The very next moment, Alice was small. Exercise 4: Report the sentences in indirect speech. 1) The Caterpillar asked Alice who she was. 2) Alice said that she didn't understand it herself. 3) The Caterpillar said that she must tell him who she was. 4) The Caterpillar cried that he wanted to tell her something. 5) The Caterpillar asked if she wanted to stay as big as she was then. 6) The Caterpillar answered that she wanted to be a little larger, sir. Discussing the Text, Exercise 1: Say why: 1) Alice thought that she had to eat or drink something to change her size. 2) Alice didn't know who she was because she had changed so much since the morning. 3) The Caterpillar got angry because Alice was confused and didn't know how to answer his simple questions. 4) Alice got angry because the Caterpillar was rude and asked annoying questions.