Step 1: Key condition.
At every step, the average of the numbers entered must be an integer.
- After 2 entries → sum must be divisible by 2.
- After 3 entries → sum must be divisible by 3.
- After 4 entries → sum must be divisible by 4.
- After 5 entries → sum must be divisible by 5.
Step 2: Analyze parity (even/odd).
Marks: $\{71, 76, 80, 82, 91\}$.
- Odd numbers: 71, 91
- Even numbers: 76, 80, 82
To make the first two divisible by 2, they must both be odd or both even.
Step 3: Try first pair (odd + odd).
Take first two as 71 and 91 → sum = 162, average = 81 (integer ✔).
Now add third mark: 71+91+? must be divisible by 3.
But sum = 162 + even number = even, not divisible by 3.
So this case fails.
Step 4: Try first pair (even + even).
Choose two evens first (76, 80) or (76, 82) or (80, 82).
Case (76, 80): sum = 156, average = 78 (✔).
Now add third mark. Try 82 → sum = 238, average = 79.33 (not integer).
Try 91 → sum = 247, average = 82.33 (not integer).
Only possible is adding 82 → but fails.
Case (76, 82): sum = 158, average = 79 (✔).
Now add third mark. Try 80 → sum = 238, average not integer.
Try 91 → sum = 249, divisible by 3 (✔), average = 83.
So far sequence: (76, 82, 91).
Step 5: Add fourth mark.
Now sum = 249. Add 71 → total = 320. Divisible by 4 (✔), average = 80.
Then add 80 last → total = 400. Divisible by 5 (✔), average = 80.
So sequence works.
Step 6: Identify 4th and 5th marks.
Fourth = 71, Fifth = 80.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{71 \; \text{and} \; 80}
\]