alleryStart learning →Which is in the middle when sorted: Fig, Date, Grape, Cherry, Apple?
- Cherry
- Fig
- Date
- Grape
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Correct answer: C. Date
Sorted, the list is Apple, Cherry, Date, Fig, Grape, so Date is in the middle.
Olympiad (Class 5) Logical Sequence of Words — practice questions — page 2
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Counting forward in the alphabet, what follows Q?
- P
- R
- S
- T
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Correct answer: B. R
The alphabet runs P, Q, R, so R follows Q.
Start at P and move three letters forward. Which letter do you reach?
- S
- R
- T
- Q
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Correct answer: A. S
Counting on from P gives Q, R and then S.
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