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Seating Arrangement questions with answers are a key part of verbal reasoning tests asked in competitive exams like CAT, SSC, IBPS, and campus placements. These problems assess logical thinking and visualization skills by asking candidates to arrange people or objects based on given conditions. With reasoning questions for competitive exams, aspirants can master linear, circular, and complex seating arrangements. Practicing these verbal reasoning questions regularly improves speed and accuracy in the reasoning section, which plays a crucial role in aptitude and placement tests.

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Q71

Eight people sit in a circle. A is opposite D, and B sits second to the right of A. Who is to the immediate left of D?

A B
B C
C E
D Cannot be determined

Answer: Option C

Explanation: Use opposite and right relations.

Q72

Five friends – M, N, O, P, and Q sit in a row facing north. N is to the immediate left of O. P is to the immediate right of O. Who is in the middle?

Answer: Option A

Explanation: Sequence M–N–O–P–Q.

Q73

Six people sit around a circular table facing center. A sits second to the left of B, and C sits opposite B. Who sits to the right of C?

Answer: Option A

Explanation: Circular rotation pattern.

Q74

Eight people sit around a circular table. A sits to the right of B. C sits second to the left of D. If A and D are opposite, who is opposite C?

Answer: Option B

Explanation: Opposite pairs maintain symmetry.

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