The adjoining diagram represents those students who play cricket, football and kabaddi. Study the diagram and identify the students who play all the three games.

A + B + C

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G + E

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D + E + G

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Solution

The correct option is B D
The answer is option $D$
$A$ represents students who only play football
$B$ represents students who play Football and Kabaddi, but not Cricket
$C$ represents students who play only Kabaddi
$D$ represents students who play all 3 games
$E$ represents students who play Kabaddi and Cricket, but not Footbal
$F$ represents students who play only Cricket
$G$ represents students who play Footbal and Cricket, but not Kabaddi

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