301. Five bears – Jinan, Knot, Lee, Mushu and Nee-Hau – are kept in three adjacent rooms numbered 1-3 from left to right.
There is at least one bear in each room.
Knot is in a room to the left of Lee's.
Mushu and Nee-Hau are not kept in the same room.
Either Mushu or Jinan, but not both, are kept in room 2.
Nee-Hau is kept in room 3.
Adding which one of the following to the existing conditions would enable determining the room each bear is kept in?

302. John, Kate and Lenny just came back from trips to the following countries: Mauritania, Nepal, Oman, Peru and Qatar.
Each country was visited by at least one of the travellers.
Each traveller visited either two or three different countries.
Only one traveller visited Qatar.
Every traveller who visited Mauritania went to Nepal as well.
A traveller who visited Qatar did not visit Peru.
John visited all of the countries Kate did.
Which one of the following countries could have been visited by all three travellers?

303. A driving instructor was pointing out road violations incurred by drivers he was passing on the road. But he cannot be considered a reliable judge of such matters: his own graduates have been seen committing similar violations.
Which one of the following most closely parallels the reasoning used in the above argument?

304. Letter to the Editor: According to last Saturday's editorial, someone who is deaf has almost no chance of earning an average or above average income. This is clearly false. Income tax reports show that at least 60 percent of people who are handicapped earn an average or above average salary. All deaf people are handicapped, so although some deaf people may earn a below average income, a large percentage of them earn an average or above average salary.
Which one of the following most closely parallels the reasoning in the argument above?

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