1. 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 in the middle?

2. In a line of vehicles at a car wash, the sedan is behind the SUV but ahead of the hatchback. The van is behind the hatchback, and the sports car is ahead of the SUV. What is the correct order from front to back?

3. In a race, Sarah finished ahead of Tom, Tom finished behind Rachel, and Rachel finished ahead of Mike. Who finished last?

4. Five students - Alex, Ben, Cathy, Dan, and Emma - took a test. Alex scored higher than Ben but lower than Cathy. Dan scored the lowest, and Emma scored between Ben and Alex. Rank their scores from highest to lowest.

5. Five friends ordered drinks at a bar. Tom's drink is between Jerry's and Mike's. Sarah's drink is not next to Mike's. Lisa's drink is next to Jerry's. What is the correct order of their drinks?

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

7. In a fruit basket, there are apples, bananas, oranges, pears, and grapes. The number of apples is more than bananas but less than oranges. There are fewer pears than bananas, and grapes are the most numerous. What is the correct order of fruits from most to least?

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

9. 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?

10. Five planets are arranged in order of their distance from the sun. Venus is closer to the sun than Earth but farther than Mercury. Mars is farther from the sun than Earth, and Jupiter is the farthest. What is the correct order from closest to farthest?