The third implication rule is the most informative. It contains the most information. When we view each correct conclusion as a possible destination for our reasoning process, we may sometimes select our destination. We can chain or link not only two but also several implication rules together. This sometimes yields useful, new information.
Several answers are possible.
Some have more details than others. All are correct. To answer the question, assume or pretend the next five implication rules are never disobeyed. Further, assume that Suzy the cat lives in the one-tree park. When Suzy the cat climbs the tree in the one-tree park, Suzy gets stuck in the tree.