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Following the completion of the race, each member of the group was to donate a certain amount of money to their chosen charity based on their finishing position. However, the committee misplaced the results table, and so the task of determining the finishing order falls to the spectators of the race, whose memories are sketchy. The first spectator asked remembers seeing Dan complete the triathlon at least two places after Adam; furthermore, the spectator recalls that Dan did not finish last. And, while nobody remembers who finished earlier out of Cale and Eric, there is agreement amongst the crowd Brad did not finish before Fred. It is also agreed that Adam wasn’t last, while the last spectator recalls with certainty that Brad finished third.  \nIf the six colleagues are the only ones competing in the triathlon, which of the following must be false?  \nA Dan finished after Eric.  \nB Adam finished three spots before Cale.  \nC Fred did not win the triathlon.  \nD Cale and Eric finished fifth and fourth respectively.  \nQuestion 2-3  \nJacob loves to breed fish, and this year he decided to cross-breed five varieties of fish from his previous breed creations: Pittiti, Rig-zig, Gromepy, Foompy, and Goodell. In order breed the best characteristic, for each type of fish Jacob has to follow four breeding, timing, and seasonal rules. That is, breeding is affected by temperature and humidity levels, and for that reason only certain fish can be cross-bread during certain time of the day. Jacob has to follow the rules and figure out a specific fish breeding order before he can start his experimentation.  \nRule I Foompy must not be disturbed until night time. That is, this species has to be cross-bred last. Rule II You cannot proceed with Goodell until Pittiti is already cross-bred.  \nRule III Pittiti must be cross-bread before Gromepy.  \nRule IV Rig-zig can be cross-bred at any time but not very early morning or late at night, that is, Rigzig cannot be used first or last for the experimentation cross-breeding.  \n2 Which type of fish species will Jacob cross-breed first?  \nA Pittiti  \nB Rig-zig  \nC Goodell  \nD Foompy  \n3 Which type of fish species will affect Jacob’s cross-breeding routine the most?  \nA Pittiti  \nB Rig-zig  \nC Gromepy  \nD Goodell  \nQuestion 4  \nThe diagram below shows the relationship of cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption with the relative risk of developing laryngeal cancer, compared to other cigarette smokers and alcohol drinkers.  \nWhat can be best concluded from the above diagram?  \nA Consuming alcohol and smoking cigarettes generally causes a multiplicative increase in the relative risk of laryngeal cancer.  \nB Alcohol consumption has more detrimental effects on the larynx as compared to tobacco consumption.  \nC Someone who smokes 80 cigarettes a week and drinks 90g of alcohol a day has around a  \n1 in 10 chance of developing laryngeal cancer.  \nD If an individual smokes 23 cigarettes a day and consumes 75 g of alcohol per day, the relative risk of developing laryngeal carcinoma is almost half to that of an individual who smokes 4 more cigarettes per day and consumes 50 g more alcohol per day.  \nQuestion 5  \nConsider the following experiment.  \nResearchers say new drugs for Alzheimer's disease have shown promise in early experiments andwill likely progress to the next round of clinical trials. The first study tested a drug called CHF5074 that's made by an Italian company called Chiesi Pharmaceuticals. The drug is believed to turn down inflammation in the brain by modulating microglial cells. Microglia are the housekeepers of the brain. 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