Ten persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing five persons each, such that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons.

Line 1: Five men (A-E) are seated and all of them are facing South.

Line 2: Five women (M-Q) are seated and all of them are facing North.

Based on the arrangement, answer the question:

D is opposite to M.

M is at one of the extreme ends of Line 2.

O is at the center position of Line 2.

Who is second to the right of M in Line 2 (facing North)?

The correct option is O.

Let's analyze the given clues step-by-step to find the position of each person in Line 2.

Step 1: Understand the orientation

Line 2 consists of five women (M-Q) facing North.

For a row facing North:

- Left corresponds to the West (towards the left end of the row).

- Right corresponds to the East (towards the right end of the row).

Step 2: Determine the positions in Line 2

1. The clue states: "O is at the center position of Line 2."

Since there are 5 positions in Line 2 (positions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 from left to right), the center position is position 3.

Therefore, O is at position 3.

2. The clue states: "M is at one of the extreme ends of Line 2."

The question asks for the person sitting "second to the right of M". For a person to have someone sitting two places to their right in a 5-person row, that person must be at the extreme left end (position 1).

If M were at the extreme right end (position 5), there would be no one to the right of M.

Thus, M is placed at the extreme left end (position 1).

Step 3: Find the person second to the right of M

- M is at position 1 (Extreme Left).

- First to the right of M is position 2.

- Second to the right of M is position 3, which is occupied by O.

Hence, the person sitting second to the right of M in Line 2 is O.