Question 7
A salesperson labels five boxes as follows: A: Apple; B: Grape; C: Orange; D: Cherry; E: Plum. All five labels are wrong.
If only the labels of A and B are swapped, four boxes still have wrong labels.
If only the labels of B and C are swapped, four boxes still have wrong labels.
If only the labels of C and D are swapped, four boxes still have wrong labels.
Which choice could give the actual fruit in boxes A, B, C, D, E, in that order?
If only the labels of A and B are swapped, four boxes still have wrong labels.
If only the labels of B and C are swapped, four boxes still have wrong labels.
If only the labels of C and D are swapped, four boxes still have wrong labels.
Which choice could give the actual fruit in boxes A, B, C, D, E, in that order?