🧩 Scheduling Logic Quiz: Order, Time, and Conflicts

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🧩 Analytical Reasoning · Quiz 013

Scheduling adds exact positions to ordering. Separate “before” from “immediately before,” place fixed events, and test the remaining slots without inventing adjacency.

Learning goalPlace events in ordered slots while distinguishing precedence from immediacy and combining several scheduling constraints.

  • 5 questions
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  • Explanations after finishing
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FoundationA is scheduled immediately before B. If A is in slot 2, which slot must contain B?
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Immediately before means the next numbered slot.

UnderstandingP, Q, and R fill slots 1-3. P is before Q, but not necessarily immediately before. If Q is in slot 2, where must P be?
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Only one slot is earlier than slot 2.

ApplicationTalks A-D fill slots 1-4. A is immediately before B, and C is before D. Which schedule is valid?
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Find an adjacent A-B block, then check C-D.

InterpretationTasks A-E fill slots 1-5. B is after A; C is immediately before D; E is neither first nor last. Which schedule is possible?
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Check E’s endpoints, then A-B and the C-D block.

ConnectionEvents A-F fill slots 1-6. F is first; A is immediately before B; C is before D; E is after B. Which schedule is possible?
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Anchor F, locate an A-B block, then test both later relations.

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