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Seven people — P, Q, R, S, T, U and V — sit in a straight row, all facing north. R sits at one of the extreme ends. Q sits third to the right of R. Exactly two people sit between Q and S. T is an immediate neighbour of S. U sits second to the left of V. P does not sit at any extreme end. How many people sit between P and T?

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  • AThree
  • BFour
  • CTwo
  • DOne

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The unique order left→right is R, P, U, Q, V, T, S. P is at position 2 and T at position 6, so U, Q and V (positions 3, 4, 5) sit between them — three people.
Answer: A) Three

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