Explanation:

Alright, let’s walk through this, friend by friend:

- There are two rows, each with five people, facing each other.

- Row 1 faces north, Row 2 faces south.

- D sits exactly opposite G, and G is third to the right of J.

- D is to the immediate left of I, and I faces south (so I must be in Row 2).

- I sits third to the left of C, who is exactly opposite E.

- H sits between J and F; H is opposite B.

Let’s assign seats by working from these clues:

1. Start with I: Since I faces south, I is in Row 2.

2. D is to the immediate left of I: Since they're facing south, left is to their right on paper.

3. G is opposite D: G must be in Row 1.

4. G is third to the right of J (Row 1, facing north, so right is to the right on paper): Place J, count right three spaces — find G.

5. C is third to left of I (Row 2, left is to their right): So count three spaces right from I, get C.

6. C is opposite E: E in Row 1.

7. H is between J and F, and H is opposite B.

After laying this out, the south-facing group is clearly I, C, H (Row 2: facing south). This lines up with option 3.

Here’s a breakdown of the options:

- Option 1: I, D, F — I and D face south; F doesn’t.

- Option 2: A, B, D — Only D faces south here; A, B: not enough info for both.

- Option 3: I, C, H — Yes, these three all sit in Row 2, so they face south.

- Option 4: C, D, J — Mixed rows, only C may face south.

- Option 5: B, I, E — B possibly, I yes, E is in Row 1.

Correct Answer: Option 3— I, C, H.

Let me know if you want the full seating arrangement, but that's the essential logic.