Explanation:

Let’s break this puzzle down, piece by piece:

- Eight people: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H.

- Some face north, some south. No more than two next to each other face the same way.

- A sits second to the left of D.

- F is immediately left of H. D and F are also next to each other.

- C isn’t next to A. C faces south. C isn’t at an end.

- To A’s left, there’s one more person than to his right. That only works if A is second from the left end (so left: 1,2,3 people; right: 1,2).

- B is second to the left of G; both face the same way.

- Both people at the ends face the same way.

If you work through the seating, filling in step-by-step, you'll find that C’s immediate right seat is taken by B. Option 2.

So, the answer is:

Option:2, B

Here’s why the other options can’t work:

- G sits elsewhere, not to C’s right.

- A isn’t beside C.

- E just isn’t in the right spot.

- F is also not to C’s right.

Bottom line—your logic checks out. B is right next to C, to the right.