You and two friends are going out to dinner and are going to one of three restaurants: Amigos, Bongo, or Caliente. You prefer Amigos to Bongo and Bongo to Caliente. One of your friends prefers Bongo to Caliente and Caliente to Amigos. You other friend prefers Caliente to Amigos and Amigos to Bongo. The three of you decide to use majority rule voting to decide which restaurant to visit. If you first have a vote between Caliente and Bongo and then between the winner of that vote and Amigos, then ________ will win. However, if you first vote between Caliente and Amigo and then between the winner of that vote and Bongo, then ________ will win.
A. Amigos; Bongo
B. Caliente; Bongo
C. Amigos; Caliente
D. Bongo; Caliente
Answer: A
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