Okay, I went back and figured it out and I got 2, 3, and 6 wrong. But the only one I see as actually being wrong is 3 which I rushed through. For #2 given that the first and third answer were both equally true and I didn't want to arbitrarily pick between them, and the second answer could be true I thought that "All of the above" was the safest one.
For #6, even though the third answer was not true, the first and second answer again could be true.
For #2, the second answer cannot be true by the rules of baseball: there are no "ties". If the game is tied, they go into extra innings until it is no longer tied.
However, the testmakers seem to want you to answer "all of the above". Feh.
Actually, no, all the information required is in the statement of the problem. I'd actually forgotten that there are no ties in baseball, and just reacted to the "Given that if A then B then which statements about A and B follow?" construction. So the question could've been about jai-lai or MTG or ... that game played in lunar gravity with lasers and mirrors that I've forgotten the name of ... or any other sport I don't know, and I would've gotten the same answer.
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For #6, even though the third answer was not true, the first and second answer again could be true.
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However, the testmakers seem to want you to answer "all of the above". Feh.
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