If P is greater than Q, and Q is greater than R, which statement must be true?

Correct answer: C. P is greater than R.

Order them: P > Q > R. So P is greater than R. This "transitive" reasoning is common in ranking and comparison items. The same reasoning works with "older than", "taller than" or "earlier than".

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The correct answer is C. P is greater than R.

Order them: P > Q > R. So P is greater than R. This "transitive" reasoning is common in ranking and comparison items. The same reasoning works with "older than", "taller than" or "earlier than".

Topic: Assumptions and Conclusions MCQs · Subject: Analytical Ability