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Question Of The Day
In the six statements given below, exactly one is false. Find out which one is false.
I. A is taller than B.
II. B is taller than D.
III. C is taller than D.
IV. D is taller than C.
V. B is taller than C.
VI. A is taller than C.

Options
(1) IV
(2) V
(3) III and V
(4) II
(5) I
Yesterday's Solution
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We should observe total abstinence from alcoholic drinks.
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The jury absolved Praveen of all the charges.
Parts of speech absolution n.
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The opposition has made an abortive bid to topple the government.
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