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The library opens before the cafeteria. The cafeteria opens before the gym. Which conclusion must follow?

Correct answer: B. The library opens before the gym.

  • A. The gym opens before the library.
  • B. The library opens before the gym.
  • C. The cafeteria opens before the library.
  • D. The gym opens before the cafeteria.

Explanation

The library comes before the cafeteria, and the cafeteria comes before the gym. Therefore, the library must come before the gym.

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