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Five friends, P, Q, R, S, and T, are ranked based on their scores. P is ranked higher than Q but lower than R. S is ranked lower than T but higher than Q. Who is ranked the highest?

B. R
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Four friends, John, Mike, Sarah, and Lisa, have different heights. John is taller than Mike but shorter than Sarah. Lisa is shorter than John. Who is the tallest?

C. SARAH
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In a class, Tom scored higher than Jerry but lower than Anna. Lisa scored lower than Tom. Who has the highest score?

C. ANNA
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In a group of five people, Emma is taller than Noah but shorter than Liam. Olivia is shorter than Noah. Who is the tallest?

C. LIAM
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In a competition, X scored more points than Y, and Y scored more than Z. If W scored less than X but more than Z, who has the lowest score?

C. Z
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