Explanation:

Let’s break it down step by step:

- Seven girls sit around a circle, all facing outward. So, right and left are reversed from “facing in.”

- E is second to the right of A. Place A somewhere, count two spots clockwise for E.

- C is next to E; so C is either to E’s immediate left or right.

- D is third to the right of C—that means skip two, land at D.

- B sits next to E and A, so they’re in a cluster.

- F is fourth to the right of A. Count three spots after A, put F there.

Now, let’s check the statements:

I. D is next to the right of G.

- After mapping out the positions, D does come right after G in the seating order.

II. A is third to the left of B.

- Actually, when you follow the placements, A is *not* three spots to the left of B.

Options:

1. Only II — Not true.

2. Both I and II — Not true.

3. Only I — This one checks out.

4. Neither — Not true.

Option 3: Only I is correct. D is sitting next to G on the right, but A is not third left of B.