12-19-2003, 11:21 PM
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Originally posted by phogirl69
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1.) D
You can eliminate (A) because halibut is served on Sunday but not on Friday, so the menu for these two days cannot be the same. You can eliminate (B) as well as (E) because mahi mahi cannot be served on consecutive days. You can eliminate (C) because mahi mahi is served on either Saturday or Sunday, but not both. You can eliminate (C) also because mahi mahi is served on either Saturday or Sunday, but not both. By process of elimination, (D) must be the correct answer.
2.)B
The correct response to Question 2 is (B). Halibut cannot be served on Friday, and lobster cannot be served on either Saturday or Sunday. However, both may be served on any of the other three days.
3.)E
The correct response to Question 3 is (E). If mahi mahi is served on Saturday, it must be served on Tuesday and Thursday as well (otherwise, mahi mahi would be served on at least two consecutive days), and tuna must be served on Sunday rather than Saturday (otherwise, four entrees would be served on Saturday). Given these conclusions, you can eliminate (A), (B), (C), and (D) because in each one at least four entrees would be served on the day specified by the answer choice. (E) could be true, however. Lobster and snapper can both be served on Friday, since tuna is the only entree that must be served on that day.
JSA Matt was the closest one. Thanks for playing! IPK, I won't be going to law school for a while, but I just like to look through the questions once in a while and see how many I can get right.
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