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If G is seen third among the patients at the doctor's office, what must be true?

C is seen first
D is seen fourth
E is seen fifth
F is seen second

The correct answer is: E is seen fifth

If G is seen third among the patients at the doctor's office, it means that there are two patients who are seen before G. Therefore, E must be seen fifth. Since G is third and there are two patients before G, the order of patients seen must be: 1st, 2nd, G (3rd), 4th, E (5th). This means the order of patients is: C, D, G, F, E. That's why the correct answer is C. The other options are not necessarily true based on the information given.