🧩 Ordering Logic Quiz: Comparisons and Relative Position

🧩 Analytical Reasoning · Quiz 004

Ordering problems become clearer when each comparison is written in the same direction. Build only the relationships the clues support, and leave unknown comparisons unresolved.

Learning goalTranslate pairwise comparisons into justified rankings while recognizing when the available information is insufficient.

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FoundationLina is older than Maya, and Maya is older than Noor. Who is the oldest?
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Write the comparisons as Lina > Maya > Noor.

UnderstandingAsha finished ahead of both Ben and Cara. What can be concluded about Ben and Cara?
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The clues compare each person with Asha, not with each other.

ApplicationP is taller than Q. R is shorter than P but taller than Q. Who is in the middle by height?
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Combine the clues into one tallest-to-shortest chain.

InterpretationFour tasks K, L, M, and N must be completed. K is before L, M is after L, and N is before K. Which task must be first?
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Join all three relations into one chain.

ConnectionFive runners A, B, C, D, and E finish with no ties. D finishes before B, B before A, C after A, and E before D. Who finishes third?
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Connect every clue into a single chain of five runners.

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