You can use the setup to eliminate answers on this question. The setup deduction was that H’s watercolor must be above I’s oil on wall 4:
And rule 3 places G’s watercolor above F’s oil. So, we already know the placements of these four paintings:
These deductions let us eliminate four answers:
- G’s watercolor must be upper.
- F’s oil must be lower.
- F’s oil must be lower.
- G’s watercolor must be upper, and so must H’s oil.
E is CORRECT. H and G’s watercolors must be upper, and there are no restrictions on their oils. This scenario shows a way they can both be upper:
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