Debate Competition Speaker Order Based on Scores

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Question: In a debate competition, the order of speakers is determined by their scores. If A scores higher than B and C, but lower than D, and E scores lower than A but higher than B, who is the second speaker?

Options:

A
B
C
D

Correct Answer: A

Solution:

The order is D > A > E > B > C, making A the second speaker.

Practice Questions

Q1

In a debate competition, the order of speakers is determined by their scores. If A scores higher than B and C, but lower than D, and E scores lower than A but higher than B, who is the second speaker?

A
B
C
D

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

In a debate competition, the order of speakers is determined by their scores. If A scores higher than B and C, but lower than D, and E scores lower than A but higher than B, who is the second speaker?

Step 1: Identify the scores based on the information given.
Step 2: From the question, we know that D scores higher than A, B, and C.
Step 3: A scores higher than B and C but lower than D, so we have D > A.
Step 4: E scores lower than A but higher than B, so we have A > E > B.
Step 5: C scores lower than A and B, so we have B > C.
Step 6: Now we can combine all the information: D > A > E > B > C.
Step 7: The order of speakers based on their scores is D, A, E, B, C.
Step 8: The second speaker in this order is A.

Order of Scores – Understanding how to rank individuals based on comparative scores.
Logical Reasoning – Applying logical deductions to determine the correct order of speakers.

In a debate competition, the order of speakers is determined by their scores. If

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In a debate competition, the order of speakers is determined by their scores. If

Practice Questions

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

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