1. Five students - Lisa, Mark, Nina, Oscar, and Penny - took a test. Lisa scored higher than Mark but lower than Nina. Penny scored the highest, and Oscar scored between Mark and Lisa. Rank their scores from highest to lowest.

2. In a line of five people waiting for a bus, Sarah is behind John but ahead of Mike. Emily is directly behind Mike, and Tom is at the front of the line. What is the correct order from front to back?

3. Five students are standing in a line for lunch. John is behind Mary but in front of Sarah. Tom is in front of Mary but behind Lisa. Who is at the front of the line?

4. In a company, the positions from highest to lowest are: CEO, CFO, COO, VP, and Manager. If a new position of Director is added between VP and Manager, what will be the new order?

5. In a marathon, Runner A finished before Runner B, Runner C finished after Runner D, and Runner B finished before Runner D. What is the correct order of finish?

6. Five students took a math test. Alice scored higher than Bob but lower than Charlie. David scored lower than Alice but higher than Emma. Who scored the lowest?

7. Five friends ordered main courses at a restaurant. Alex's dish is between Beth's and Charlie's. David's dish is not next to Charlie's. Emma's dish is next to Beth's. What is the correct order of their dishes?

8. In a race, Alex finished before Beth but after Charlie. David finished after Beth. Emma finished before Charlie. What is the correct order of finish?

9. In a parking lot, five cars are parked in a row. The silver car is parked to the right of the black car but to the left of the white car. The red car is parked to the right of the white car, and the blue car is on the far left. What is the correct order of cars from left to right?

10. In a line of cars at a drive-through, the red car is behind the blue car, the green car is in front of the yellow car, and the blue car is behind the yellow car. What is the correct order of cars from front to back?