PrepTest C, Section 1, Question 3

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At a water carnival, each of the eight lifeguards—J, K, L, M, P, Q, R, and S—will participate in two events, a boat race and a rescue exercise. For each of these events the eight lifeguards are grouped into four two-person teams, subject to the following rules:

At a water carnival, each of the eight lifeguards—J, K, L, M, P, Q, R, and S—will participate in two events, a boat race and a rescue exercise. For each of these events the eight lifeguards are grouped into four two-person teams, subject to the following rules:

At a water carnival, each of the eight lifeguards—J, K, L, M, P, Q, R, and S—will participate in two events, a boat race and a rescue exercise. For each of these events the eight lifeguards are grouped into four two-person teams, subject to the following rules:

At a water carnival, each of the eight lifeguards—J, K, L, M, P, Q, R, and S—will participate in two events, a boat race and a rescue exercise. For each of these events the eight lifeguards are grouped into four two-person teams, subject to the following rules:

If two lifeguards are teammates in the boat race, they cannot also be teammates in the rescue exercise.

L and Q are teammates in the boat race.

K and L are teammates in the rescue exercise.

R and S are not teammates in either event.

Question
3

If M and P are teammates in the boat race and J and R are teammates in the rescue exercise, which one of the following is a pair that must be teammates in the boat race?

J and K

J and S

K and L

K and S

Q and R

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