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Analytical Reasoning
Four persons H, K, J, and A are divided into two teams of two. H must be with K, and J cannot be with K. Which pair must form one team?
A. H and K
B. K and J
C. K and A
D. H and J
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires H and K to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons J, F, D, and C are divided into two teams of two. J must be with F, and D cannot be with F. Which pair must form one team?
A. F and C
B. F and D
C. J and F
D. J and D
Correct Answer: C
The first condition explicitly requires J and F to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons A, K, F, and D are divided into two teams of two. A must be with K, and F cannot be with K. Which pair must form one team?
A. A and K
B. K and D
C. K and F
D. A and F
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires A and K to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons E, A, K, and C are divided into two teams of two. E must be with A, and K cannot be with A. Which pair must form one team?
A. A and K
B. E and K
C. E and A
D. A and C
Correct Answer: C
The first condition explicitly requires E and A to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons J, G, E, and B are divided into two teams of two. J must be with G, and E cannot be with G. Which pair must form one team?
A. J and E
B. G and B
C. G and E
D. J and G
Correct Answer: D
The first condition explicitly requires J and G to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons D, A, F, and H are divided into two teams of two. D must be with A, and F cannot be with A. Which pair must form one team?
A. D and F
B. A and F
C. D and A
D. A and H
Correct Answer: C
The first condition explicitly requires D and A to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons C, G, J, and E are divided into two teams of two. C must be with G, and J cannot be with G. Which pair must form one team?
A. C and G
B. G and J
C. G and E
D. C and J
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires C and G to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Analytical Reasoning
Four persons B, H, J, and A are divided into two teams of two. B must be with H, and J cannot be with H. Which pair must form one team?
A. B and J
B. H and J
C. B and H
D. H and A
Correct Answer: C
The first condition explicitly requires B and H to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons B, F, G, and A are divided into two teams of two. B must be with F, and G cannot be with F. Which pair must form one team?
A. B and F
B. F and A
C. F and G
D. B and G
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires B and F to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons C, E, J, and F are divided into two teams of two. C must be with E, and J cannot be with E. Which pair must form one team?
A. E and F
B. E and J
C. C and E
D. C and J
Correct Answer: C
The first condition explicitly requires C and E to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons H, G, B, and E are divided into two teams of two. H must be with G, and B cannot be with G. Which pair must form one team?
A. H and G
B. G and E
C. G and B
D. H and B
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires H and G to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons B, C, J, and E are divided into two teams of two. B must be with C, and J cannot be with C. Which pair must form one team?
A. B and C
B. C and J
C. C and E
D. B and J
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires B and C to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons K, H, G, and D are divided into two teams of two. K must be with H, and G cannot be with H. Which pair must form one team?
A. K and G
B. H and D
C. H and G
D. K and H
Correct Answer: D
The first condition explicitly requires K and H to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons D, B, C, and F are divided into two teams of two. D must be with B, and C cannot be with B. Which pair must form one team?
A. B and F
B. D and B
C. D and C
D. B and C
Correct Answer: B
The first condition explicitly requires D and B to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons K, J, H, and A are divided into two teams of two. K must be with J, and H cannot be with J. Which pair must form one team?
A. J and A
B. J and H
C. K and H
D. K and J
Correct Answer: D
The first condition explicitly requires K and J to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons D, H, F, and A are divided into two teams of two. D must be with H, and F cannot be with H. Which pair must form one team?
A. H and A
B. D and H
C. D and F
D. H and F
Correct Answer: B
The first condition explicitly requires D and H to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons E, C, G, and J are divided into two teams of two. E must be with C, and G cannot be with C. Which pair must form one team?
A. E and C
B. C and G
C. E and G
D. C and J
Correct Answer: A
The first condition explicitly requires E and C to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons F, D, A, and C are divided into two teams of two. F must be with D, and A cannot be with D. Which pair must form one team?
A. D and A
B. F and D
C. F and A
D. D and C
Correct Answer: B
The first condition explicitly requires F and D to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons G, A, D, and B are divided into two teams of two. G must be with A, and D cannot be with A. Which pair must form one team?
A. A and B
B. A and D
C. G and D
D. G and A
Correct Answer: D
The first condition explicitly requires G and A to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.
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Four persons G, D, C, and J are divided into two teams of two. G must be with D, and C cannot be with D. Which pair must form one team?
A. G and C
B. D and J
C. G and D
D. D and C
Correct Answer: C
The first condition explicitly requires G and D to be together; the other condition is consistent with that pairing.