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Six people — A, B, C, D, E and F — live on six different floors of a building; the lowest floor is numbered 1 and the topmost is numbered 6. B lives on the lowest floor. D lives immediately above B. A lives on an odd-numbered floor. Exactly two persons live between A and F. C lives immediately above E. How many persons live between D and C?

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  • AThree
  • BOne
  • CFour
  • DTwo

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The arrangement (floors 1–6) is B, D, A, E, C, F. D is on floor 2 and C is on floor 5, so A (floor 3) and E (floor 4) live between them — two persons.
Answer: D) Two

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