Explanation:

Let’s break down the arrangement:

- There are 2 rows: Front (Row 1) and Back (Row 2), each with 4 seats.

- Clue 1: A is in Row 1, next to H.

- Clue 2: F is between C and B.

- Clue 3: E sits in front of B, and E is not in a corner.

- Clue 4: D is in the right corner of Row 2.

- H is sitting in a corner.

Stepwise deduction:

- Let's fix D in the rightmost seat of Row 2.

- F between C and B means one order: C F B (or B F C).

- E, not in a corner (so positions 2 or 3 of the front row), directly in front of B.

- A is next to H; H is in a corner.

Final arrangement:

Front Row: H A E G

Back Row: C F B D

E is in front of B, F is between C and B, D is in the rightmost, A next to H.

F sits between C and B, and E sits in front of B. H must be in the left corner, so G must be in front of F.

So, G is sitting in front of F.

Option 1: G is correct.

- Option 1 (G): Correct; G is in front of F.

- Option 2 (H): H is in a front corner but not in front of F.

- Option 3 (E): E is in front of B, not F.

- Option 4 (A): A is not in front of F.

In summary: G is sitting in front of F when clues are arranged correctly.