PrepTest 92+, Section 2, Question 6
At a one-day job fair, a law firm interviews exactly six students—Feingold, Harriman, Juarez, Klett, Lee, and Murayama—one student at a time. The firm interviews each student exactly once. The following conditions govern the order of the interviews:
At a one-day job fair, a law firm interviews exactly six students—Feingold, Harriman, Juarez, Klett, Lee, and Murayama—one student at a time. The firm interviews each student exactly once. The following conditions govern the order of the interviews:
At a one-day job fair, a law firm interviews exactly six students—Feingold, Harriman, Juarez, Klett, Lee, and Murayama—one student at a time. The firm interviews each student exactly once. The following conditions govern the order of the interviews:
At a one-day job fair, a law firm interviews exactly six students—Feingold, Harriman, Juarez, Klett, Lee, and Murayama—one student at a time. The firm interviews each student exactly once. The following conditions govern the order of the interviews:
Klett is interviewed at some time before Feingold is.
Lee is interviewed at some time before Klett is.
Murayama is interviewed immediately before Juarez is.
If Harriman is interviewed first, Lee is interviewed fourth.
If Feingold is interviewed sixth, Juarez is interviewed third.
If Harriman is interviewed fourth by the firm, then which one of the following must be true?
Lee is interviewed first.
Klett is interviewed second.
Juarez is interviewed third.
Murayama is interviewed fifth.
Feingold is interviewed sixth.
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