Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in two parallel rows of three persons in each row and they all are facing north. C is sitting to the right of E. B is sitting to the right of D who is sitting opposite to A. F is sitting diagonally opposite to A who is to the left of E.
Who is sitting opposite to B?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
The correct answer is Option (3) → E
All six face North, so in both rows left is West and right is East, and two persons sitting “opposite” each other are in the same column of the two rows.
A is to the left of E and C is to the right of E, so one row is A, E, C from left to right
D sits opposite A, so D is at the left end of the other row
B is to the right of D, so B is in the middle of that row
F is diagonally opposite A, so F is at the right end of that row: D, B, F
B is in the middle column, the same column as E, so E sits opposite B
