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Six friends – Ayush, Sanju, Pari, Shaka, Laka and Boom like a different game – Carom, Chess, Ludo, Snakes, Snooker and Bowling. They all are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. Sanju who likes Snooker is sitting opposite to one who likes Ludo. The one who likes Ludo is not sitting adjacent to either Pari or one who likes Snakes. Shaka likes Chess and is sitting opposite to Laka who likes Carrom. Sanju is sitting 2nd to the right of Laka. Ayush likes Bowling and Pari likes Ludo. Which of the following statement is true?

Six friends – Ayush, Sanju, Pari, Shaka, Laka and Boom like a different game – Carom, Chess, Ludo, Snakes, Snooker and Bowling. They all are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. Sanju who likes Snooker is sitting opposite to one who likes Ludo. The one who likes Ludo is not sitting adjacent to either Pari or one who likes Snakes. Shaka likes Chess and is sitting opposite to Laka who likes Carrom. Sanju is sitting 2nd to the right of Laka. Ayush likes Bowling and Pari likes Ludo. Which of the following statement is true? Correct Answer The one who likes Chess sits opposite to the one who likes Carrom.

Diagram for the circular arrangement is as follows:

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Now, by checking each option:

1) Sanju likes Chess → False (as Sanju likes Snooker)

2) Pari sits opposite to Ayush → False (as Pari sits opposite to Sanju)

3) Boom sits adjacent to Shaka → False (as Boom sits adjacent to Sanju and Laka)

4) The one who likes Chess sits opposite to the one who likes Carrom → True (as shown in the diagram)

Hence, statement given in option 4 is correct.

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