1. 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?

2. Five friends are standing in a line. John is to the right of William. Sarah is to the left of Kate. William is to the left of Kate. Emily is to the right of John. Who is on the far right?

3. Five cities - A, B, C, D, and E - are arranged in order of population. C has more people than B but fewer than D. A has the smallest population, and E has the largest. What is the correct order from smallest to largest?

4. Five countries are arranged in order of their population size. India has a larger population than the United States but smaller than China. Indonesia has a smaller population than the United States, and Brazil has the smallest population among these five. What is the correct order from largest to smallest?

5. Five cities are ranked by population: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Phoenix. If Chicago is ranked higher than Houston but lower than Los Angeles, what is the highest possible ranking for Chicago?

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

7. In a line for movie tickets, Jack is 7th from the front and 8th from the back. How many people are in the line?

8. Five books are stacked on a shelf. The green book is above the red book. The blue book is below the yellow book. The white book is between the red and yellow books. What is the order of the books from top to bottom?

9. In a line of people waiting for a bus, Sarah is 18th from the front and 11th from the back. How many people are in the line?

10. Five students took an English test and received different scores. Amy scored higher than Bob but lower than Charlie. David scored lower than Bob, and Emma had the lowest score. What is the correct order of scores from highest to lowest?