Explanation:

Let’s break down the seating arrangement, step by step:

- A sits second to the left of B.

- Only two persons sit between A and H.

- So, if you start at A and move left, you hit two people before you get to H.

- G sits third to the right of H.

- E sits immediate left of G.

- D sits second to the left of C.

- F sits third to the right of C.

Now, if you plant these clues around a circle and work them out (yes, like a real puzzle), here’s the actual order:

B, F, D, C, A, H, G, E—going clockwise.

Quick recap:

- D is between F and C.

- The person directly across from D is G.

Let’s check options:

- 1. A — sits across from F, not D.

- 2. H — sits next to G, also not D.

- 3. E — is to the left of G, not across from D.

- 4. G — G is right across from D.

- 5. None of these — nope, we found G.

So, the correct answer is: Option 4, G.

If you ever find a seating puzzle tough, lay out the clues one by one and track each person’s neighbors. It always falls into place.