Directions (25-29): Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Seven friends - P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V - went to attend a cooking class for a week from Monday to Sunday, not necessarily in the same order. Each person prepared a different number of dishes during these classes.

Q prepared the most dishes. The person who prepared the least dishes attended immediately after R. S prepared the 2ndmost dishes and attended on Sunday. T and the person who prepared the second-most dishes attended on consecutive days. Q prepared 5 dishes more than T who prepared 6 dishes more than P. P attended the classes immediately after the person who prepared 9 dishes. The person who prepared 10 dishes attended immediately before the person who prepared 8 dishes. Q attended on Wednesday, while V attended on Friday. There were 2 people between R and the person who prepared 6 dishes. Only One person prepared half number of dishes than the other one.

Who attended the cooking class on two days after P?

To determine who attended the cooking class two days after P, we need to analyze the given puzzle clues step-by-step and reconstruct the schedule from Monday to Sunday, along with the number of dishes prepared by each person.

Step 1: Identify the Days of the Week and Fixed Placements
We have seven days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Let us place the direct information given:
- Q attended on Wednesday.
- V attended on Friday.
- S attended on Sunday and prepared the second-most dishes.
This gives us the initial schedule:
- Monday: _
- Tuesday: _
- Wednesday: Q
- Thursday: _
- Friday: V
- Saturday: _
- Sunday: S (2nd most dishes)

Step 2: Place T and the 2nd Most Dishes (S)
S attended on Sunday. The clue says: "T and the person who prepared the second-most dishes attended on consecutive days."
Since S is on Sunday, T must have attended on Saturday (the only day consecutive to Sunday that is not Sunday itself).

Step 3: Analyze the Dishes and Relations
Let the number of dishes prepared by Q, S, T, P be $q$, $s$, $t$, $p$ respectively.
We are given:
- Q prepared the most dishes.
- S prepared the 2nd most dishes.
- Q prepared 5 dishes more than T: $q=t+5$.
- T prepared 6 dishes more than P: $t=p+6$.
Therefore, $q=p+11$.
Let's look at the clue: "P attended the classes immediately after the person who prepared 9 dishes."
And: "The person who prepared 10 dishes attended immediately before the person who prepared 8 dishes."
Also: "There were 2 people between R and the person who prepared 6 dishes."

Step 4: Place P and R on the Schedule
Currently, we have:
- Mon: _
- Tue: _
- Wed: Q
- Thu: _
- Fri: V
- Sat: T
- Sun: S
P attended immediately after the person who prepared 9 dishes. So P cannot be on Monday. Also, since Wed (Q), Fri (V), Sat (T), and Sun (S) are occupied, the possible positions for P are:
- If P is on Tuesday, then the person on Monday prepared 9 dishes.
- If P is on Thursday, then the person on Wednesday (Q) prepared 9 dishes. But Q prepared the most dishes, and we know there are dishes of count 10, so Q's count must be greater than 10. Thus, Q cannot be 9. So P is not on Thursday.
Therefore, P must be on Tuesday, and the person who attended on Monday prepared 9 dishes.

Step 5: Place the Remaining Persons
The schedule is now:
- Mon: _ (9 dishes)
- Tue: P
- Wed: Q
- Thu: _
- Fri: V
- Sat: T
- Sun: S
The remaining empty slots for persons are Monday and Thursday. The remaining persons to place are R and U.
Let us find the position of R:
- If R is on Monday: "The person who prepared the least dishes attended immediately after R." This would mean the person on Tuesday (P) prepared the least dishes.
- If R is on Thursday: "The person who prepared the least dishes attended immediately after R." This would mean the person on Friday (V) prepared the least dishes.
Let's check the clue: "There were 2 people between R and the person who prepared 6 dishes."
- If R is on Monday, then the person who prepared 6 dishes must be on Thursday (2 days between Mon and Thu are Tue and Wed).
- If R is on Thursday, the person who prepared 6 dishes must be on Monday (2 days between Thu and Mon are Tue and Wed). But we already know the person on Monday prepared 9 dishes (not 6). Therefore, R cannot be on Thursday.
Thus, R must be on Monday (preparing 9 dishes), and U must be on Thursday.
The person who prepared 6 dishes is on Thursday (which is U).

Step 6: Answer the Target Question
We need to find who attended the cooking class on two days after P.
- P attended on Tuesday.
- Two days after Tuesday (Tuesday + 2 days) is Thursday.
- The person who attended on Thursday is U.