Seating Arrangement Questions and Answers
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Q51
Four people sit in a line. A is right of B, C is left of D. If A and C sit together, who is second from the left?
Answer: Option A
Explanation: Combine adjacency with direction.
Q52
Six persons are seated around a hexagonal table. A sits opposite D, B is to the immediate left of A. Who is to the right of D?
Answer: Option C
Explanation: Opposite relations fix sequence.
Q53
In a circular table of five, P sits between Q and R. S is opposite Q. Who sits between S and R?
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Use opposite seat logic.
Q54
Five people sit facing north. B is to the immediate right of A. C is to the immediate left of D. Who is exactly in the middle?
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Middle among five → position 3.
Q55
Seven people sit in a row. A is 3rd from left, and B is 4th from right. If A and B exchange places, what is A's new position from the left?
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Total 7 → count from ends.
Q56
Six persons sit around a circular table. B sits between A and C. D sits opposite A. Who sits to the right of D?
Answer: Option D
Explanation: Mirror positions across circle.
Q57
In a group of 8 persons, P is third to the left of Q. R is opposite Q. Who is second to the right of R?
Answer: Option A
Explanation: 8-member circle → 2-right = 3-left swap.
Q58
Five boys sit in a line. A is to left of B and right of C. D is to left of C. Who is at the extreme left?
Answer: Option D
Explanation: Order D–C–A–B–E.
Q59
In a circle of six people, P is between Q and R. S sits opposite P. Who is between S and Q?
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Opposite positioning logic.
Q60
Four persons face south. A is to the right of B, and C is to the left of D. Who is at the extreme right?
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Facing south → right-left reversed.