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ID: GMAT-DI-TPA-001
Section: GMAT Data Insights - Two-Part Analysis (2PA)
Topic: Logic
Difficulty level: Hard

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A certain treasure chest can only be unlocked using three keys—gold (G), silver (S), and bronze (B)—each of which can be turned to one of two directions: left or right. The chest unlocks if and only if the keys are set in one of the following four ways:

  • G left, S left, and B left
  • G left, S right, and B right
  • G right, S left, and B left
  • G right, S right, and B right

Read the statement: The one and only way of Action A is Action B.

Select the options for Action A and Action B such that the statement, if true, most clearly provides a possible explanation of the above information.

Make only two selections, one in each column.

Action AAction BLabel
Unlocking the chest
Locking the chest
Turning the G and S keys in the same direction
Turning the G and B keys in opposite directions
Turning the S and B keys in the same direction
Turning both the S and B keys in the right direction
» Quit
» Quit