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A selection of fruits is to be made based on the following criteria: Only fruits that are red and round can be selected. From the options: Apple, Banana, Cherry, and Grape, which fruit(s) meet the criteria?

A. APPLE AND CHERRY
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In a class of students, the following rules apply for selection: Only students who scored above 75% and participated in the science fair can be selected. If the students are: John (80%, participated), Sarah (70%, participated), Mike (85%, not participated), and Lisa (90%, participated), who qualifies for selection?

C. JOHN AND LISA
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From a list of vehicles, the selection criteria are: Only vehicles that are electric or have a capacity of more than 5 passengers can be selected. The vehicles are: Car (Electric, 4 passengers), Bus (Diesel, 30 passengers), Truck (Electric, 2 passengers), and Van (Diesel, 6 passengers). Which vehicle(s) can be selected?

B. BUS AND VAN
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There are four boxes labeled A, B, C, and D. The following conditions are given: Box A contains more items than Box B. Box C contains fewer items than Box D. Which box has the least items?

B. B
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A group of animals consists of a dog, a cat, a rabbit, and a bird. The following conditions apply: The dog is heavier than the cat but lighter than the rabbit. The bird is the lightest. Which animal is the heaviest?

C. RABBIT
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