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A and B play hockey and football, B and C play cricket and football, C and E play cricket and volleyball, D and E play tennis, A and C play volleyball and football, A and D play hockey and football. Who plays hockey, football and tennis?

A and B play hockey and football, B and C play cricket and football, C and E play cricket and volleyball, D and E play tennis, A and C play volleyball and football, A and D play hockey and football. Who plays hockey, football and tennis? Correct Answer D

Given Statements:

A and B play hockey and football.

B and C play cricket and football.

C and E play cricket and volleyball.

D and E play tennis.

A and C play volleyball and football.

A and D play hockey and football.

Inference:

People who play Hockey - A, B, D

People who play Football - A, B, C, D

People who play Cricket - B, C, E

People who play Volleyball - C, E, A

People who play Tennis - D, E

Now, the person plays Football, Hockey and Tennis  is D.

Hence, D is correct.

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