Which statements negate the given statement? (There may be more than one. Find them all.) No one here likes the food. Everybody here dislikes the food. Not everybody here dislikes the food. Everybody here likes the food. Nomebody here dislikes the food. At least one person here likes the food.

To negate the statement "No one here likes the food," we need to find statements that express the opposite meaning. The original statement implies that there is not a single person who likes the food. Therefore, its negation would imply that at least one person does like the food. Let's analyze the provided options: 1. **Everybody here dislikes the food.** - This does not negate the original statement; it is consistent with it. 2. **Not everybody here dislikes the food.** - This is a valid negation because it implies that there is at least one person who does not dislike the food, which means at least one person likes it. 3. **Everybody here likes the food.** - This is a stronger statement than the negation, but it does negate the original statement since it implies that at least one person likes the food. 4. **Nobody here dislikes the food.** - This also negates the original statement because if nobody dislikes the food, then at least one person must like it. 5. **At least one person here likes the food.** - This is a direct negation of the original statement, as it clearly states that there is at least one person who likes the food. Thus, the statements that negate "No one here likes the food" are: - Not everybody here dislikes the food. - Everybody here likes the food. - Nobody here dislikes the food. - At least one person here likes the food.