PrepTest 86, Section 1, Question 11
An art auction will feature exactly six paintings, each by a different artist—Joysmith, Kahlo, Nieto, Rothko, Sugimoto, and Villa. Each painting will be auctioned separately, in an order consistent with the following:
An art auction will feature exactly six paintings, each by a different artist—Joysmith, Kahlo, Nieto, Rothko, Sugimoto, and Villa. Each painting will be auctioned separately, in an order consistent with the following:
An art auction will feature exactly six paintings, each by a different artist—Joysmith, Kahlo, Nieto, Rothko, Sugimoto, and Villa. Each painting will be auctioned separately, in an order consistent with the following:
An art auction will feature exactly six paintings, each by a different artist—Joysmith, Kahlo, Nieto, Rothko, Sugimoto, and Villa. Each painting will be auctioned separately, in an order consistent with the following:
The Joysmith cannot be auctioned immediately before or immediately after the Villa.
The Villa must be auctioned earlier than the Kahlo, and the Kahlo must be auctioned earlier than the Sugimoto.
The Nieto must be auctioned second or third.
The Rothko must be auctioned earlier than the Nieto.
If the Villa is auctioned fourth, then how many of the paintings are there that could be the one auctioned second?
five
four
three
two
one
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