Circular seating

Use clues to place people around a circle, then find the requested seat.

Place four people using the stated clues.

Fix the anchor, then follow the clues.

ClockwiseA???

B is next clockwise. C is opposite A.

Unscored example · no round used

How to play

One named person sits at the top of the circle. Use the clues to place the others, then choose the person at the requested position. Clockwise always means clockwise as you view the page, regardless of which way anyone might face. Count seat moves from the named person, not including their starting seat. Adjacent means one seat away on either side; opposite means halfway around the circle. Each question has one arrangement that fits every clue.

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Original seating puzzles. Names identify fictional people; no assumptions about facing direction or personal relationships are needed.

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