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Question
| Favourite sweet | Number of people |
| Jalebi | 20 |
| Rasgulla | 18 |
| Jamun | 25 |
| Laddoo | 22 |
| Burfi | 17 |
| Kalakand | 15 |
Options
Kalakand and Burfi
Laddoo and Jamun
Jamun and Rasgulla
Rasgulla and Jalebi
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Solution
Jamun is liked more than Rasgulla.
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