Explanation:

Alright, let’s break this down in plain English:

- There are 6 employees and 8 chairs. So 2 chairs are empty.

- E is third to the right of F.

- B is sitting exactly opposite A.

- D is sitting opposite E.

- E is second right to E (This feels off—it’s probably C is second right to E, given context.)

- C sits between A and E.

- Someone has no one adjacent (between two empty chairs).

- The boss sits with an empty chair on each side—so between the two empty chairs.

Let’s sketch it mentally:

- If the boss is between two vacant chairs, they can’t have anyone next to them. Only one person fits this: F, since E is third right of F (so F can be isolated), and the rest are paired up with “opposite” placements.

- B is opposite A, D is opposite E (must be pairs), C is between A and E (must be flanked by them).

Now looking at options:

1. A: No, A is opposite B and next to C/E, not alone.

2. D: D is opposite E; can’t have vacant chairs both sides.

3. B: B is opposite A, can’t have two vacant chairs next to.

4. F: F can be isolated, fits all clues, especially being the only one who can sit between the vacant chairs.

So, the correct answer here is:

Option 4: F

F is the one sitting between the two empty chairs, making F the boss.