Explanation:

Sure, let’s break this down step by step:

- B is between F and C. So, imagine F-B-C as a little trio together.

- A is between E and D. So, that suggests E-A-D as another trio.

- F is immediately left of D. Since everyone faces the center, “left” means moving counterclockwise.

Let’s try to fit all of this around a circle:

1. Place D anywhere.

2. F is to the left of D (so F-D clockwise).

3. E must be next to A, who is between E and D (ordering must be E-A-D).

4. So, our piece so far is F-E-A-D (clockwise order).

5. That means B and C are left. Remember, B is between F and C, so F-B-C is a group.

Merging both clues:

- If F is already placed, then after F on the circle comes B, then C. So F-B-C together somewhere.

- The other group (E-A-D) must also go together.

- So, the only way these can connect in a circle without overlap is: E-A-D-F-B-C.

Now, check who's between A and F:

- From E-A-D-F, the people between A and F are D (after A) and E (before A). But moving clockwise from A to F, you encounter D.

Here's what this really means:

- Between A and F (clockwise), you have D.

Options:

1. D – 

2. E – Nope.

3. C – Nope.

4. B – Nope.