Six people sit in two rows of three, facing each other. If A sits in the first row and faces B, then B
- A. sits in the second row directly opposite A
- B. sits beside A
- C. sits in the first row
- D. cannot be seated
Explanation
In a facing arrangement each person in one row looks directly at exactly one person in the other, so facing means directly opposite. The rows face in opposite directions, which means left and right are reversed between them. Sketching two parallel lines with arrows for the facing direction keeps this straight.
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