A certain musical scale consists of exactly six notes A, F, G, K, L, O. The notes are arranged from lowest to highest in the scale. Each note appears once and only once in the scale and the intervals between the notes are all equal. L is lower than O. F is higher than A. K is somewhere between A and F. G is the highest note of scale. If exactly two notes separate, A and K, then which of the following must be true?

Which of the following is the lowest note of the scale?

A certain musical scale consists of exactly six notes A, F, G, K, L, O. The notes are arranged from lowest to highest in the scale. Each note appears once and only once in the scale and the intervals between the notes are all equal. L is lower than O. F is higher than A. K is somewhere between A and F. G is the highest note of the scale.

Which of the following cannot be true of the scale?

A certain musical scale consists of exactly six notes A, F, G, K, L, O. The notes are arranged from lowest to highest in the scale. Each note appears once and only once in the scale and the intervals between the notes are all equal. L is lower than O. F is higher than A. K is somewhere between A and F. G is the highest note of scale.

How many questions are to be answered?

In a question paper there are twelve questions out of which only six are to be answered. Six questions have one alternative each. Each question has four parts. Only three of which are to be answered.

Which of the following could be the order in which the pieces are played?

A jazz group plans to play six songs during a show which are in the order of J, K, L, M, N, O. Each piece will be played exactly thrice. The order in which the pieces are to be played is subjected to the following conditions. N must be played before J and before O. M must be played later than J. K must be played third in piece.

A certain musical scale consists of exactly six notes A, F, G, K, L, O. The notes are arranged from lowest to highest in the scale. Each note appears once and only once in the scale and the intervals between the notes are all equal. L is lower than O. F is higher than A. K is somewhere between A and F. G is the highest note of scale. If L is the second note, then F and K could be which of the following notes respectively?

If L is played first, which song must be played second?

A jazz group plans to play six songs during a show which are in the order of J, K, L, M, N, O. Each song will be played exactly thrice. The order in which the songs are to be played is subjected to the following conditions. N must be played before J and before O. M must be played later than J. K must be played third..

Statements: Some boxes are secures. No Secure is a tentative. Some tentatives are equals. Conclusion: I. Some tentatives being boxes is a possibility. II. All secures being equals is a possibility.

Given are some statements followed by some conclusions. Carefully derive the conclusion from the statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Statements: All bananas are apples. Some whites are apples. All whites are ices. Conclusion: I. All ices being bananas is a possibility. II. At least some bananas are whites.

Given are some statements followed by some conclusions. Derive the conclusion from the statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Statements: All bananas are Apples. Some whites are Apples. All whites are Ices. Conclusion: I. Some Ices are Apples. II. All Whites being Apples is a possibility.

Some statements given below are followed by some conclusions. Carefully derive the conclusions from the statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Which of the following must be true of the order in which the pieces are played?

A jazz group plans to play six songs during a show which are in the order of J, K, L, M, N, O. Each piece will be played exactly thrice. The order in which the pieces are to be played is subjected to the following conditions. N must be played before J and before O. M must be played later than J. K must be played third in piece.

A certain musical scale consists of exactly six notes A, F, G, K, L, O. The notes are arranged from lowest to highest in the scale. Each note appears once and only once in the scale and the intervals between the notes are all equal. L is lower than O. F is higher than A. K is somewhere between A and F. G is the highest note of scale. If A and K are separated by exactly one note which of the following must be true?

How many questions are there in the question paper?

In a question paper there are twelve questions, out of which only six are to be answered, six questions have one alternative each. Each question has four parts only three of which are to be answered.

All the songs could be played immediately after K except one. What is that song?

A jazz group plans to play six songs during a show which are in the order of J, K, L, M, N, O. Each song will be played exactly thrice. The order in which the songs are to be played is subjected to the following conditions. N must be played before J and before O. M must be played later than J. K must be played third..

Statements: Some boxes are secures.
No Secure is a tentative. Some tentative are equals. Conclusion: I. All secure being tentative is a possibility. II. All boxes being tentative is a possibility.

Given are some statements followed by some conclusions. Carefully derive the conclusion from the statements disregarding commonly known facts.