(A)
Question Type: Unconditional
This question is a twist on the traditional orientation question that often leads off a question set. Instead of asking us to find a complete and accurate list of assignments, it asks us to choose an accurate list of assignments of only photographer’s assistants to stories. We are looking to eliminate four answer choices that cannot be true, and choose one that could be true (but doesn’t necessarily have to be true!). Our inferences give us a big jump start in eliminating answers.
Our inference that J must be the photographer’s assistant for the Tuscany story means we can eliminate any answer choice in which someone besides Jackson is assigned to Tuscany. Hence, we can eliminate (B) (Farber is assigned to Tuscany), (C) (Lha is assigned to Tuscany), and (D) (Kanze is assigned to Tuscany) right off the bat.
Now we are left with answers (A) and (E). Kanze cannot be assigned to Spain, so we can eliminate (E). The correct answer is (A).