Which cookie type could be eaten by none of the people? (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Direction: Each group of questions is based on a set of conditions. Choose the response that most accurately and completely answers each question.
At the snack cafe at a party, Ali, Bina, Champak and Diva are eating cookies. There are five kinds of cookies to choose from – chocolate chip cookies, oatmeal cookies, sugar cookies, peanut butter cookies and raisin cookies. Each of these four people eats at least two kinds of cookies. Their choices are governed by the following rules:
At most two of them eat oatmeal cookies At least two of them eat sugar cookies Ali does not eat any sugar cookies Bina and Champak do not eat the same type of cookies
Bina eats chocolate chip cookies Champak eats sugar cookies
No one eats both raisin cookies and sugar cookies
If someone eats raisin cookies, they also eat peanut butter cookies

Option A: Chocolate chip

Option B: Oatmeal

Option C: Sugar

Option D: Raisin.

Correct Answer

Option: d

Explanation

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