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ID: LSAT-LR-054
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Cannot be Inferred
Difficulty level: Medium

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Every clock in the Fenwick collection that was made in Vienna has a wooden case. No clock in the collection with a wooden case strikes the hour, since those cases were built without a bell chamber. The collection holds at least one Viennese clock, and at least one clock in it strikes the hour.

If the statements above are true, which one of the following CANNOT be true?

ASome clocks made in Vienna that never entered the Fenwick collection have metal cases and strike the hour.

BThe Fenwick collection contains at least one clock that was made in Vienna, has a wooden case, and does not strike the hour.

CFewer than half the clocks in the Fenwick collection were made in Vienna, and most of the rest came from workshops elsewhere in the region.

DSome clocks in the Fenwick collection have neither a wooden case nor a Viennese maker, and several of those clocks strike the hour on a bell fitted at the time they were made.

EEvery clock in the Fenwick collection that strikes the hour was made in Vienna rather than elsewhere.

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