Suppose this is true: If $x \leq 4$ then $y > 11$.

What can be deduced from that and this additional fact?
$y = 12$
A. $x \leq 4$
B. $y > 11$
C. $y \leq 11$
D. $x > 4$
E. Nothing

What can be deduced from that and this additional fact?
$y = 9$
A. $y \leq 11$
B. $x > 4$
C. $y > 11$
D. $x \leq 4$
E. Nothing

What can be deduced from that and this additional fact?
$x = 3$
A. $x \leq 4$
B. $y \leq 11$
C. $y > 11$
D. $x > 4$
E. Nothing

What can be deduced from that and this additional fact?
$x = 6$
A. $x \leq 4$
B. $y > 11$
C. $y \leq 11$
D. $x > 4$
E. Nothing

What can be deduced from that and this additional fact?
$x^{2} = 4$
A. $x \leq 4$
B. $y \leq 11$
C. $y > 11$
D. $x > 4$
E. Nothing