PrepTest 41, Section 1, Question 10
At a children's festival, exactly four songs are performed, each exactly once: "Night's All Right," "Question Man," "Rhino Rock," and "Sammy." The songs are performed consecutively, each on a different one of exactly four instruments: flute, guitar, harmonica, or keyboard. The songs are performed in accordance with the following:
At a children's festival, exactly four songs are performed, each exactly once: "Night's All Right," "Question Man," "Rhino Rock," and "Sammy." The songs are performed consecutively, each on a different one of exactly four instruments: flute, guitar, harmonica, or keyboard. The songs are performed in accordance with the following:
At a children's festival, exactly four songs are performed, each exactly once: "Night's All Right," "Question Man," "Rhino Rock," and "Sammy." The songs are performed consecutively, each on a different one of exactly four instruments: flute, guitar, harmonica, or keyboard. The songs are performed in accordance with the following:
At a children's festival, exactly four songs are performed, each exactly once: "Night's All Right," "Question Man," "Rhino Rock," and "Sammy." The songs are performed consecutively, each on a different one of exactly four instruments: flute, guitar, harmonica, or keyboard. The songs are performed in accordance with the following:
The first song performed is not performed on the flute.
If "Sammy" is performed on the keyboard, then "Rhino Rock" is performed on the harmonica.
If "Question Man" is performed on the keyboard, then "Night's All Right" is performed on the flute.
The song performed on the keyboard immediately follows "Rhino Rock" and immediately precedes "Night's All Right."
Which one of the following CANNOT be true of the song performed on the flute?
It immediately precedes "Question Man."
It immediately follows "Question Man."
It immediately precedes "Rhino Rock."
It immediately follows "Night's All Right."
It immediately follows "Sammy."
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