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Question #1 Verified Q&A
When the goalie has been chosen, the Smalltown Bluebirds hockey team has a starting lineup that is selected from two groups: First Group: John, Dexter, Bart, Erwin Second Group: Leanne, Roger, George, Marlene, Patricia When deciding on the players in the lineup, the coach considers the following requirements: Two players are always chosen from the first group, while three are chosen from the second group. George will only start if Bart also starts. Dexter and Bart will not start together.<br />
If George starts, Marlene won't start.<br />
The 4 fastest players are: John, Bart, George and Patricia 3 of the 4 fastest players will always be chosen.<br />
If George is in the starting lineup, who must also start?
A Marlene or Roger
B Dexter or John
C John or Patricia
D Marlene or John
E Dexter or Leanne
Correct Answer: John or Patricia
Question #2 Verified Q&A
When the goalie has been chosen, the Smalltown Bluebirds hockey team has a starting lineup that is selected from two groups: First Group: John, Dexter, Bart, Erwin Second Group: Leanne, Roger, George, Marlene, Patricia<br />
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When deciding on the players in the lineup, the coach considers the following requirements: Two players are always chosen from the first group, while three are chosen from the second group. George will only start if Bart also starts. Dexter and Bart will not start together.<br />
If George starts, Marlene won't start.<br />
The 4 fastest players are: John, Bart, George and Patricia 3 of the 4 fastest players will always be chosen.<br />
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Which of the following pairs cannot start together?
A Patricia and Marlene
B Roger and John
C George and John
D John and Bart
E Erwin and Dexter
Correct Answer: Erwin and Dexter
Question #3 Verified Q&A
When the goalie has been chosen, the Smalltown Bluebirds hockey team has a starting lineup that is selected from two groups: First Group: John, Dexter, Bart, Erwin Second Group: Leanne, Roger, George, Marlene, Patricia LSAT<br />
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When deciding on the players in the lineup, the coach considers the following requirements: Two players are always chosen from the first group, while three are chosen from the second group. George will only start if Bart also starts. Dexter and Bart will not start together.<br />
If George starts, Marlene won't start.<br />
The 4 fastest players are: John, Bart, George and Patricia 3 of the 4 fastest players will always be chosen.<br />
If Marlene is on the starting lineup, which of the following players will be the first group players who<br />
will also be starting?
A John
B John and Bart
C John and Dexter
D John, Dexter and Bart
E John, Erwin and Bart
Correct Answer: John and Bart
Question #4 Verified Q&A
When the goalie has been chosen, the Smalltown Bluebirds hockey team has a starting lineup that is selected from two groups: First Group: John, Dexter, Bart, Erwin Second Group: Leanne, Roger, George, Marlene, Patricia<br />
<br />
When deciding on the players in the lineup, the coach considers the following requirements: Two players are always chosen from the first group, while three are chosen from the second group. George will only start if Bart also starts. Dexter and Bart will not start together.<br />
If George starts, Marlene won't start.<br />
The 4 fastest players are: John, Bart, George and Patricia 3 of the 4 fastest players will always be chosen. Of the following hockey players, who must start?
A Marlene
B Bart
C George
D Patricia
E John
Correct Answer: Bart
Question #5 Verified Q&A
On the popular children's television show, there are four little animals that make up the “Creature Buddies” are digitally animate. Since that means that they can't make a live stage performance, while the Creature Buddies are on tour, each is represented by a puppet that is operated by a chief and an assistant puppeteer. The Creature Buddies are a: Dragon, Gorilla, Kangaroo, and Tiger. The Creature's Names are: Audrey, Hamish, Melville, Rex The Chief Puppeteers are: Ben, Jill, Paul and Sue The Assistant Puppeteers are: Dave, Gale, Pam and Tom Melville isn't the puppet who is operated by Sue and her assistant Pam. LSAT Hamish's chief puppeteer (who is not Jill) is assisted by Tom. Ben is in charge of the dragon, but Jill doesn't have anything to do with the kangaroo. Dave is the assistant puppeteer for the tiger. Rex, whose chief is Paul, isn't the gorilla (who's name is not Melville).<br />
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What is the name of the Dragon?
A Melville
B Hamish
C Rex
D Audrey
E Dave
Correct Answer: Hamish

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