A, B, C, D and E are standing in a row. 'A' is between 'B' and 'D'. 'E' is not at the starting of the row. 'C' is just before D.
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'B' is standing in between
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) → 'A' and 'E'
Read “between” as standing next to both, and “just before” as immediately ahead in the row. Each clue then fixes a block of the row:
‘C’ is just before D: C and D stand together as C D.
‘A’ is between ‘B’ and ‘D’: the order is B A D or D A B. In B A D, A would be just before D, which is C’s place, so it must be D A B, giving C D A B.
‘E’ is not at the starting of the row: E cannot stand before C, so E is at the end.
B stands 4th, with A (3rd) on one side and E (5th) on the other.