Point out the odd sentence.

The correct answer is Option D (Mohammad Ali was a seasoned boxer.).

Key Points:
• This question tests the understanding of word roots, derivatives, and contextual meanings, specifically focusing on the root word 'season'.
• Option 4 is the correct answer (the odd one out). In sentences 1, 2, and 3, the words 'season' or 'seasonal' relate to the climatic periods of the year or things occurring during specific × (e.g., rainy season, seasonal tickets, seasonal fruits). However, in Option 4, 'seasoned' means experienced, veteran, or having gained skill through long practice (as in a seasoned boxer). The meaning is completely distinct from the meteorological or temporal 'season'.
• The question asks for the 'odd sentence', which requires identifying the semantic outlier among the options provided based on how a specific root word is utilized.
• Always look for the polysemy (multiple meanings of a word) in 'odd one out' vocabulary questions in MPSC.
• Key Takeaway: Remember: 'Seasoned' applied to a person means experienced or veteran, quite different from climatic seasons.