Explanation:

Let’s break this down step by step:

- G is the topmost box.

- N is three above K, so that’s: N _ _ K.

- C is just above N, so: C N _ _ K.

- D is just below S (meaning S is on top, then D straight under).

- There’s one box between D and M.

Now, lay it out:

- Top: G

- Then: (find place for S, D, M)

- Use what’s certain:

- C

- N (three above K)

- K

- D and S together

- D has to have one between it and M

Work through the logic, and the only way it all fits:

1. G

2. S

3. D

4. C

5. N

6. M

7. K

Count the boxes above K—six boxes! So, the right answer is Option 5, Five.

You’ve got the sequence nailed.