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Q1. Use these clues: (1) A sits at the extreme left end. (2) F sits at the extreme right end. (3) C sits second to the right of A. (4) E sits immediately to the right of C. (5) B sits immediately to the left of F. (6) D sits between A and C. Who sits immediately to the right of E?

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Q2. Using the clues (1) A sits at the extreme left end. (2) F sits at the extreme right end. (3) C sits second to the right of A. (4) B sits immediately to the right of C. (5) D sits immediately to the left of F. (6) E sits between A and C. how many persons sit between E and D?

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Q3. Use these clues: (1) C sits at the extreme left end. (2) F sits at the extreme right end. (3) B sits second to the right of C. (4) A sits immediately to the right of B. (5) E sits immediately to the left of F. (6) D sits between C and B. Who sits immediately to the right of A?

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Q4. Using the clues (1) C sits at the extreme left end. (2) E sits at the extreme right end. (3) A sits second to the right of C. (4) F sits immediately to the right of A. (5) D sits immediately to the left of E. (6) B sits between C and A. how many persons sit between B and D?

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Q5. Six people A-F sit in a row. Based on the clues: (1) F sits at the extreme left end. (2) E sits at the extreme right end. (3) D sits second to the right of F. (4) A sits immediately to the right of D. (5) C sits immediately to the left of E. (6) B sits between F and D. Who sits fourth from the left?

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Q6. Using the clues (1) F sits at the extreme left end. (2) C sits at the extreme right end. (3) A sits second to the right of F. (4) E sits immediately to the right of A. (5) B sits immediately to the left of C. (6) D sits between F and A. how many persons sit between D and B?

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Q7. Six people A-F sit in a row. Based on the clues: (1) F sits at the extreme left end. (2) E sits at the extreme right end. (3) C sits second to the right of F. (4) D sits immediately to the right of C. (5) B sits immediately to the left of E. (6) A sits between F and C. Who sits fourth from the left?

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Q8. Use these clues: (1) E sits at the extreme left end. (2) A sits at the extreme right end. (3) F sits second to the right of E. (4) B sits immediately to the right of F. (5) D sits immediately to the left of A. (6) C sits between E and F. Who sits immediately to the right of B?

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Q9. Using the clues (1) B sits at the extreme left end. (2) C sits at the extreme right end. (3) F sits second to the right of B. (4) E sits immediately to the right of F. (5) D sits immediately to the left of C. (6) A sits between B and F. how many persons sit between A and D?

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Q10. Six people A-F sit in a row. Based on the clues: (1) E sits at the extreme left end. (2) C sits at the extreme right end. (3) D sits second to the right of E. (4) B sits immediately to the right of D. (5) A sits immediately to the left of C. (6) F sits between E and D. Who sits fourth from the left?

Seating Arrangement Puzzle Questions with Solutions

Train your logic and pattern-recognition using timed seating arrangement puzzle quizzes. Solve one question at a time, get instant correctness feedback, and learn with clear explanations.

How to prepare effectively for this topic?

Practice short timed sets daily, review every explanation, and track recurring mistakes for weekly revision.

Are these questions useful for placements and competitive exams?

Yes. The format mirrors common screening rounds with option-based answers and explanation-driven learning.

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