The height of seven girls A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are compared. Height of D is more than at least four girls but she is not the tallest. The height of A is more than B and F and the height of F is less than E. Height of A is less than D. Height of G is more than C and D. Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

Height of D is more than at least four girls but she is not the tallest.

The height of A is more than B and F and the height of F is less than E.

The height of A is less than D.

The height of G is more than C and D

_ > _ > _ > _ > G > C > D or _ > _ > _ > _ > G > D > C

Based on the above information, there are many possible arrangements. So, let's check the options -

First option: G can be the second tallest; One of the possible arrangement:

E > G > D > C > A > B > F (So, it's possible)

Second option: A can be the fifth tallest; One of the possible arrangement:

E > G > D > C > A > B > F (So, it's possible)

Third option: C can be the fourth tallest; One of the possible arrangement:

E > G > D > C > A > B > F (So, it's possible)​

​Fourth option: G can be the fifth tallest; (Not possible)

However, in both arrangements, 'the height of A is more than D', which is not possible.

Thus, this statement is not possible.

So, the correct answer is (d).