PrepTest 73, Section 1, Question 2
A record producer is planning the contents of a CD consisting of a sequence of exactly five instrumental pieces�Reciprocity, Salammbo, Trapezoid, Vancouver, and Wisteria. To create and sustain certain moods, the sequence of pieces will satisfy the following constraints:
A record producer is planning the contents of a CD consisting of a sequence of exactly five instrumental pieces�Reciprocity, Salammbo, Trapezoid, Vancouver, and Wisteria. To create and sustain certain moods, the sequence of pieces will satisfy the following constraints:
A record producer is planning the contents of a CD consisting of a sequence of exactly five instrumental pieces�Reciprocity, Salammbo, Trapezoid, Vancouver, and Wisteria. To create and sustain certain moods, the sequence of pieces will satisfy the following constraints:
A record producer is planning the contents of a CD consisting of a sequence of exactly five instrumental pieces�Reciprocity, Salammbo, Trapezoid, Vancouver, and Wisteria. To create and sustain certain moods, the sequence of pieces will satisfy the following constraints:
Salammbo must be earlier than Vancouver.
Trapezoid must either be earlier than both Reciprocity and Salammbo or later than both Reciprocity and Salammbo.
Wisteria must either be earlier than both Reciprocity and Trapezoid or later than both Reciprocity and Trapezoid.
If Salammbo is the fourth piece on the CD, then which one of the following must be true?
Reciprocity is earlier on the CD than Wisteria.
Salammbo is earlier on the CD than Trapezoid.
Trapezoid is earlier on the CD than Reciprocity.
Vancouver is earlier on the CD than Wisteria.
Wisteria is earlier on the CD than Trapezoid.
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