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Seven teachers M, N, O, P, Q, R and S take different number of tuitions. P takes more tuitions than S. M takes more tuitions
than Q. R takes the second highest number of tuitions. The number of tuitions that O takes is less than only that of four
teachers. N takes less tuitions than P but more than M. Q takes the least number of tuitions. S takes the second lowest
number of tuitions.
In terms of the number of tuitions taken, who is between N and S?
R, Q
P, M
O, P
M, O
- Q takes the least tuitions.
- S takes the second least tuitions.
- M takes more tuitions than Q, so M takes at least more than the least.
- N takes less than P but more than M, placing N somewhere in the middle.
- O takes less tuitions than four, meaning he takes the fifth highest, or third least.
- R has the second highest number of tuitions.
- P takes more tuitions than S.
- M has two positions after S and takes fewer tuitions than N.
Analyzing these statements:
- Sequence based on number of tuitions is: Q, S, M, O, N, P, R.
- N is between O and P, and O is between M and N.
The correct option is:
- Option 4: M, O
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