Explanation:

Let’s break this down step by step:

- There are eight people around a square: 4 at the corners (facing inward), 4 in the middle of the sides (facing outward).

- G does not sit at a corner. So, G must be at one of the sides, facing outward.

- D sits 2nd to the left of A (direction depends on where they sit), and A is 3rd to the left of G.

- C is 3rd to the left of B, but B is not next to G.

- Only two people between F and H, and H sits opposite E.

Now, if you work this out (sketching the table helps, going person by person):

1. Place G on a side.

2. Since A is 3rd to the left of G, and corners/sides alternate, A must be on a corner.

3. Position D based on A.

4. Arrange C and B, making sure B isn’t next to G.

5. Place F and H with two in between, H sits opposite E.

After putting everyone around, you’ll find that from the right of F, there are two people between F and A.

So, the answer is:

- Option:2, One – ?

- Option:1, Two – Correct. Two people between F and A counted from the right of F.

- Option:3, Three – ?

- Option:4, Five – ?

- Option:5, Four – ?

In summary:

- G is always on a side, not a corner.

- Use each positional clue—sketching or arranging in your mind makes it clear.

- When you count from F’s right, A is the second seat after two people.

- There are two people between F and A when counted from the right of F.