Explanation:

Let’s break it down step by step:

- Two rows: Row 1 (A, B, C, D, E) faces North. Row 2 (P, Q, R, S, T) faces South. Each person faces someone in the other row.

- "Two between P and R, who faces A": Means R must be in row 2, lining up directly with A, with two seats between P and R in their row.

- "D is 2nd to right of C, who isn't next to A": C and D are in row 1. D is two spots right of C. C can't be next to A.

- "E faces T, who is immediate left of R": T is to the immediate left of R, and E in row 1 faces T.

- "B faces person immediate left of Q": The person who B faces is immediately left of Q in row 2.

If you try to position everyone, here’s what unfolds:

- C and D have to sit somewhere with D two seats to the right of C.

- A faces R. T is left of R, which means E faces T.

- By process, C ends up farthest from A (since C can't be next to A).

- After placing everyone, B ends up sitting second to the left of A in row 1 (the lineup looks like this: C, D, B, A, E).

Options:

1. Immediate left?—?Nope.

2. Immediate right—No.

3. 2nd to the right—Not this.

4. 2nd to the left—*This is the one!*

5. None of these—No.

That means the correct answer is

Option 4: 2nd to the left.