Question 11
A commercial flower grower raises flowers in each of the three growing seasons every year-spring, summer and winter-with the year beginning in spring. Exactly seven different kinds of flowers A, B, C, D, E, F and G are grown every year. Each kind of flower is grown at least once a year. The flowers are grown according to the following rules:
- B can be grown in a growing season only if A is grown in the preceding season.
- No more than three different kinds of flowers are grown in any one growing season.
- No kind of flower can be grown in two seasons in a row.
- A can be grown neither in the winter season nor in the same growing season as E or F.
- C and D are always grown in the same growing season.
| 1 | If G is grown in the spring and E in the summer of one year, then which of the following can also be grown in the summer? | |||
| A. | F | |||
| B. | A | |||
| C. | C | |||
| D. | D | |||
| 2 |
Which of the following is an acceptable schedule for the three growing seasons? | |||
| Spring | Summer | Winter | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A. | A | C, D, B | A, F, G | |
| B. | C, F | A, D, G | B, E | |
| C. | E, F | A | G, C, D, B | |
| D. | A, C, D | B, E, F | G | |
| 3 | If G and B alone are grown in the winter season, then which of the following must be grown in the preceding spring? | |||
| A. | F | |||
| B. | B | |||
| C. | D | |||
| D. | E | |||
| Question No. | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | A |
| 2 | D |
| 3 | D |