(1) Mehwish is standing on a chair behind Abdullah (2) Abdullah is standing on the chair behind Bilal (3) Bilal is standing on the chair behind Mehwish. If the first two statements are correct, then the third one is:
Correct answer: C. False
- A. None of these
- B. Uncertain
- C. False
- D. True
Explanation
If Mehwish is standing on a chair behind Abdullah and Abdullah is behind Bilal, that means Bilal is on the first chair. So, Bilal can not be behind Mehwish.
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