Explanation:

Let’s break this down, one fact at a time:

- D stands sixth to the left of B, and D is eighth from the extreme left. This means B is 6 places to D’s right, making B at position 14.

- Two people stand between A and B. So, A can be at position 11 or 17.

- C stands fourth to the left of D, so C is at position 4.

- There are five people standing between C and E, so E is either at position 10 or (-2), but negative doesn’t make sense, so E is at position 10.

- F stands immediately left of E, putting F at position 9.

- The count between F and D is the same as E and G. F is at 9, D is at 8—so between F and D: zero. So E and G: zero. G must be right next to E—positions 11 or 9—but 9 is occupied by F. G is at 11.

- H stands seventh to the right of G and third from an end. If G is at 11, then H is at 18, and the row would be exactly 20 people (since H is third from right).

Now, for the big question: who’s immediately left of G? G is at 11. E’s at 10. That means E is immediately to the left of G.

Here’s what really matters, your chosen answer:

Option 2 – E:

Quick rundown of all options:

- 1: F is at 9, nope, two spaces away.

- 2: E is right next to G.

- 3: D is way further left.

- 4: B is far right.

- 5: C is even further left.

So yes, E is right next to G—immediately to the left. Nice!