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Test: LSAT Logic Games
Three stores -- Store T, Store U, and Store V -- are selling five types of fruit: apples, bananas, grapes, oranges, and strawberries. Each store sells exactly three types of fruit, and each type of fruit is sold by at least one store. The following conditions are applicable:
Exactly two of the stores sell bananas.
If Store T sells grapes, Store U does not sell grapes.
If Store V does not sell oranges, it sells bananas.
Store U sells exactly two of the same types of fruit Store V sells.
Any store that sells oranges does not also sell strawberries.
| 1. | Which one of the following could be a complete and accurate list of the types of fruit each store sells? |
Store T: bananas, oranges, strawberries; Store U: apples, grapes, oranges; Store V: apples, bananas, strawberries
Store T: apples, bananas, oranges; Store U: bananas, grapes, strawberries; Store V: apples, grapes, strawberries
Store T: apples, bananas, oranges; Store U: apples, grapes, strawberries; Store V: bananas, grapes, strawberries
Store T: apples, bananas, grapes; Store U: apples, grapes, oranges; Store V: bananas, grapes, strawberries
Store T: bananas, grapes, oranges; Store U: apples, bananas, oranges; Store V: apples, bananas, strawberries
