1. Five countries are arranged in order of their land area. Canada has a larger area than India but smaller than Russia. Australia has a smaller area than India, and Brazil has the smallest area among these five. What is the correct order from largest to smallest?

2. In a line for concert tickets, Mark is 7th from the front and 12th from the back. How many people are in line?

3. 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?

4. 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 in the middle of the line?

5. Five planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, and Jupiter - are arranged in order of their distance from the Sun. If Earth is the third planet and Jupiter is the farthest, what is the correct order from closest to farthest?

6. 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.

7. In a swimming competition, Team A finished before Team B but after Team C. Team D finished after Team B. Team E finished before Team C. What is the correct order of finish?

8. 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?

9. In a race, Runner P finished before Runner R but after Runner Q. Runner S finished before Runner T but after Runner R. What is the correct order of finish?

10. Five friends - Amy, Bob, Charlie, Diana, and Ethan - finished a race in different positions. If Charlie finished before Diana but after Bob, and Amy finished last, what is the only possible order of finish?