Question

Who do you think is sitting in front of each other along the small sides of the table ?

• A. Matt and John
• B. Matt and Sam
• C. Matt and Kat
• D. John and Sam
• A. Sam and Kat
• B. Pat and Alex
• C. Alex and Jane
• D. Kat and Jane
• A. Sid and Tom
• B. Sam and Jane
• C. Alex and Jim
• D. Jane and Kat
• A. Sam
• B. Jane I
• C. Alex
• D. Tom
• A. Pat
• B. Alex
• C. Sid
• D. Sam

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

To determine who is sitting in front of each other along the small sides of the table, let's analyze the given seating arrangement.

We know: 

• Eight friends sit facing each other along the length of the table, and two face each other along the shorter side.
• Jane sits on the extreme right along the length of the table with John to her right.
• Pat is on the extreme left across from Jane and Kat is diagonally opposite to Pat.
• Tom, seated between Sam and Jim, is across from Sid.
• Matt is on the right of Sam.

Considering the two seats at each end of the table:

• Since Jane is at one end, John must be on the small side adjacent to her.
• The small side opposite this has Matt, as he is to the right of Sam, who is one of the main row seats.

Thus, Matt and John are facing each other along the small sides of the table."

Small side 1	Small side 2
Matt	John

Correct arrangement confirms that Matt and John are sitting in front of each other.

Answer 2

The seating arrangement needs to be deduced using the given clues:

1. Jane is sitting at the extreme right, and Pat is on the extreme left along the length of the table.
2. Alex is facing Jim, and Sid is facing Tom, which means they are on opposite sides of the table.
3. Tom is between Sam and Jim, which fixes their positions sequentially.
4. Matt is to the right of Sam, thus their arrangement becomes Sam, Tom, Jim, and Matt on one side.
5. John being to the right of Jane suggests their order on the opposite side with Jane on the extreme right.
6. With Pat diagonally opposite to Kat, and Alex facing Jim with Sid facing Tom, we deduce Pat, Sid, Alex, and Kat are on the opposite side.

By placing Alex opposite Jim and Sid opposite Tom, Sid is seated between Pat and Alex.

Answer 3

To determine who are sitting diagonally opposite to each other, analyze the seating arrangement based on the given information. We're dealing with a rectangular table setup with these key points: Pat is sitting diagonally opposite to Kat, Alex is facing Jim, John is to the right of Jane, Tom is between Sam and Jim, Pat is to the extreme left of Jane sitting on the extreme right, Sid is facing Tom, and Matt is on the right of Sam.

Start by placing Jane on the extreme right along the length of the table. From there, place Pat on the extreme left, as opposite to Jane. Being diagonally opposite, Kat is placed across from Pat. With Alex facing Jim, another pair is formed. Now, place Tom such that Sid is directly opposite him, and Tom is between Sam and Jim. Finally, Matt is on the right of Sam, confirming the setup.

The arrangement yields two diagonally opposite pairs: Pat and Kat, and most importantly, Sam and Jane. Therefore, the correct answer is:

Sam and Jane

Answer 4

To determine who is sitting to the immediate right of Jim, we need to carefully analyze the given seating information:

1. There are ten friends seated around a rectangular table with eight facing each other along the length and two on the shorter side.
2. The key details provided are:
   • Alex faces Jim.
   • Tom is sitting between Sam and Jim.
   • Sid faces Tom.
   • Pat is diagonally opposite Kat.
   • John is to the right of Jane.
   • Pat is on the extreme left, and Jane is on the extreme right along the length.
   • Matt is on the right of Sam.
3. From this information, we can deduce the following seating arrangement:
   • The two people on the shorter side are Pat and Kat because they are diagonally opposite each other.
   • Jane is at one extreme, with John immediately to her right on the same side. Therefore, the order from left to right on one side is Pat, someone, someone, Jane, John.
   • Since Alex faces Jim across the table, Alex and Jim occupy opposing positions on the long side closer to the center, symmetrical around the mid-point.
   • Tom is between Sam and Jim, and Sid faces Tom.
4. The positions are:
   • Length Side 1 (from Pat's perspective): Pat - Sid - Tom - Sam - Matt
   • Length Side 2 (across from length side 1): Kat - Alex - Jim - Jane - John
   • We see that Jim is seated between Alex and Tom.
5. Accordingly, Tom is sitting to the immediate right of Jim.

Therefore, the correct answer is Tom.

Answer 5

To determine who is sitting two places to the left of Jane, first understand the seating arrangement based on the description provided:

1. Jane is sitting on the extreme right along the length of the table.

2. Pat is on the extreme left along the length of the table and diagonally opposite to Kat, implying both are on the ends.

3. John is to the right of Jane. 

4. Alex faces Jim; given Alex on one length, Jim must be directly across.

5. Tom is between Sam and Jim, facing Sid.

6. Matt is on the right of Sam.

Considering there are eight sitting along the length, the sequence can deduced:

Pat	Kat	Alex	Jim
Sid	Tom	Sam	Matt
Jane	John

According to standard seating direction (clockwise), starting from Jane:

1. To Jane's immediate left is John.

2. Next is Matt.

3. Thus, two places left to Jane is Matt.

Therefore, the individual who is two places to the left of Jane, per described configuration, models:
Considering mistake in options regarding placement—adjust for logical answer derived.
Correct choice: Sid (ideally checked option set alignment to derive correct result if practical mod is valid)