For a cast photo, seven actors from All My Children: Fawn, Greta, Hank, Ione, Jennifer, Kyle and Lois - stand in positions numbered one through seven from left to right, according to the following conditions:

Fawn and Greta do not stand next to each other.
Exactly two people stand between Hank and Fawn.
Ione and Fawn stand next to each other.
Kyle and Greta do not stand next to each other.
Hank's position is exactly two places to the left of Greta's position.


1. Which of the following is an acceptable arrangement of cast members, from left to right?

(A) Fawn, Ione, Hank, Jennifer, Greta, Lois, Kyle
(B) Fawn, Ione, Kyle, Hank, Jennifer, Greta, Lois
(C) Fawn, Kyle, Ione, Greta, Jennifer, Hank, Lois
(D) Jennifer, Fawn, Ione, Lois, Hank, Kyle, Greta
(E) Kyle, Jennifer, Ione, Fawn, Greta, Lois, Hank


2. If Lois stands in position one, then Jennifer must stand

(A) between Greta and Hank
(B) between Ione and Lois
(C) next to Fawn
(D) next to Kyle
(E) in position seven


3. If Lois stands next to Fawn, which of the following CANNOT be true?

(A) Greta stands in position seven
(B) Ione stnads in position one
(C) Ione stands between Fawn and Kyle
(D) Jennifer stands between Hank and Ione
(E) Lois stands between Fawn and Kyle


4. If Jennifer stands in position seven, how many people stand between Jennifer and Lois?

(A) none
(B) one
(C) two
(D) four
(E) five


5. If Ione and Jennifer stand next to each other, how many people stand between Lois and Kyle?

(A) none
(B) one
(C) two
(D) four
(E) six


6. Which of the following CANNOT be true?

(A) Fawn stands next to both Ione and Lois
(B) Greta stands next to both Jennifer and Lois
(C) Jennifer stands next to both Greta and Hank
(D) Kyle stands next to both Fawn and Lois
(E) Lois stands next to both Fawn and Jennifer

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1.b
2.a
3.b
4.d
5.d
6.d ve e=iki seçenekte yanlış

1. B
2. A
3. B
4. D
5. D
6. D/E

Son soruda iki şık da oluyor gibi gözüküyor ehveniser abla:o

1.b
2.a
3.b
4.d
5.d
6.d

This is a standard sequencing game involing seven entities, which we'll label as F, G, H, I, J, K, L.
For a diagram, just draw seven slots in a row and and number them. The rules are fairly straightforward:

Rule 1 can be written "No FG or GE"
Rule 2 can be written "H_ _F or F_ _H."
Rule 3 can be written "IF or Fl."
Rule 4 can be written "No KG or GK."
Rule 5 can be written "H -G."

Be careful not to write "H_ _G" for rule 5, since the rule doesn't say there are two places between them, but one person is two places behind the other.

The rules about G greatly simplify this game. We also know that there must be exactly two
people between H and F which means either: H _ _F or F_ _H. And H is two places to the left of G, or H _G. When you combine these two, the first combination proves impossible (H_G F) since we're told that F cannot stand next to G (rule 1). The only combination that will work is: F_ _H _G. This rule combining rules 1, 2, and 5 is a constant for every question! There is one remaining space which must go before or after this group of six.

1) We can solve this using the process of elimination. Take each rule and test it against each choice. In this case, the requirement that F and G do not stand next to each other (Rule 1) E. Exactly two people must stand between H and F (Rule 2), eliminating A and C. K and G do not stand next to each other (Rule 4), which eliminates D, leaving B as the correct answer.

2) Being told that L is in position one solves the problem of the remaining space. The arrangement must be: L F_ _ H _ G. Since I stands next to F (Rule 3), we can fill in: L F I_ H _ G. And since G and K do not stand next to each other, the only space for K is between I and H, leaving only one spot remaining for J between G and H. The answer is A.

3-4-5-6) rethink about them..
re-examine the question carefully..

any other solutions for the rest of the questions?

1.b
2.a
3.b
4.d
5.d
6.d

rep to rep :corkysm60:

1-2-5 are correct.
rethink about it..