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If A is inspected before B, C, and D, which of the following statements must be true?

  1. A. B is always inspected on the first day

  2. B. C is inspected before D

  3. C. A is always inspected before G

  4. D. F is displayed immediately after D

The correct answer is: B. C is inspected before D

If A is always inspected before B, C, and D, then this implies that B cannot be inspected before A. Therefore, statement A is not necessarily true. Since C is inspected before D, statement B must be true. This is because C cannot be inspected after D if A is always inspected before both of them. Statements C and D do not logically follow from the given information about the order of inspections, so they are not guaranteed to be true.

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