Explanation:

Alright, let’s walk through it step by step:

- B attends on 5th January.

- Four people are between H and A.

- G comes right after A.

- One person between G and E.

- D comes after H.

- C doesn't attend in February.

- Three people do not attend between F and D.

Let’s build the dates and assignments:

- Dates are: 5 Jan, 11 Jan, 5 Feb, 11 Feb, 5 Mar, 11 Mar, 5 Apr, 11 Apr.

- Place B on 5 Jan.

- Four between H and A: this means H is first or last, A is fifth or fourth. Their specific spots matter.

- G follows A immediately. So A, G are consecutive.

- There’s someone between G and E — so layout: A, G, [X], E or E, [X], G, A.

- D is after H.

- C isn’t in February.

To answer: How many between E and B?

Try placing the names; main ways that don’t break the clues:

Positions for dates:

1---2---3---4---5---6---7---8

5 Jan, 11 Jan, 5 Feb, 11 Feb, 5 Mar, 11 Mar, 5 Apr, 11 Apr

Assign B = position 1 (5 Jan).

Work through positioning for H, A, G, E:

- Let's say H is position 2. Four between H (2) and A (7). So A is position 7.

- G is right after A, so G is position 8.

- One between G and E means E is position 6 or position 4.

- D is after H (so can be any after pos 2).

- Three not between F and D.

Given all possibilities, check the spot differences between E and B. E at (6) and B at (1) ? 4 people between.

So, to the options:

Option 1: 4

Option 2: 2

Option 3: 3

Option 4: 1

Option 5: None of these

The answer is 4 people between E and B – that lines up.

Here’s the green tick: Option 1 is correct.