General Studies · Seating Arrangement
A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting around a circular table facing the centre, but not necessarily in the same order. Only two people sit between B and D when counted from the right of B. Only three people sit between E and C when counted from the right of C. D sits to the immediate right of C. F sits to the immediate right of A. Match each of the persons in Column I to their neighbor to the immediate left in Column II and select the correct answer from the given options. Column I (Person) i. G ii. E iii. A iv. C Column II (Neighbor to the immediate left) (W) G (X) D (Y) F (Z) B
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- 1i-Z, ii-Y, iii-X, iv-W✓
- 2i-X, ii-W, iii-Z, iv-Y
- 3i-W, ii-Y, iii-Z, iv-X
- 4i-Y, ii-W, iii-Z, iv-X
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i-Z, ii-Y, iii-X, iv-W
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