Circular seating arrangement MCQ — 2 Practice Questions with Answers

Explanation

All friends face the centre, so left and right are judged from each person's own facing direction. One valid circular order, clockwise, is A, H, G, E, C, F, B, D. This satisfies H immediately left of A, H not beside E or D, F immediately right of B, G beside E, and C between E and F. From F, moving to the right gives C first, E second, and G third. Therefore G is not immediately right of D, not second right of F, and not immediately right of A.

Explanation

Place E anywhere on the round table; D must sit directly opposite E. Since A is between E and F, A must be next to E and F must sit on the other side of A. Now C cannot sit on either neighbouring seat of E, so the remaining valid position for C is fixed, leaving B in the seat directly opposite F. A is adjacent to F, not opposite. C is ruled out by the fixed arrangement. D is opposite E, not F.