Statement: Six Person A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting around a circular table facing the center.
1. C is sitting exactly between A and F
2. B is sitting two places of the left of E
3. D is sitting two places to the right of F.
Solutions:
Q-01: Between which two persons is D sitting
(a). F-B
(b). E-B
Q-02: Who is sitting opposite A?
(a). F
(b). C
(c). E
(d). None of these
Q-03: Which of the following A's neighbor to his right
(a). C
(b). F
(c). B
Q-04: Who is sitting opposite E?
(a). A
(b). B
(c). F
Q-05: Between which of two persons is F
(a). A-B
(b). B-E
(c). C-B
1. C is sitting exactly between A and F
2. B is sitting two places of the left of E
3. D is sitting two places to the right of F.
Solutions:
Q-01: Between which two persons is D sitting
(a). F-B
(b). E-B
Q-02: Who is sitting opposite A?
(a). F
(b). C
(c). E
(d). None of these
Q-03: Which of the following A's neighbor to his right
(a). C
(b). F
(c). B
Q-04: Who is sitting opposite E?
(a). A
(b). B
(c). F
Q-05: Between which of two persons is F
(a). A-B
(b). B-E
(c). C-B
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