Six persons sit in two parallel rows of three seats each. In Row 1 the persons face north; in Row 2 the persons face south. The rows are aligned so that the left seat of Row 1 is directly opposite the left seat of Row 2, the middle opposite the middle, and the right opposite the right (left and right taken from a common observer's view). A, B and C sit in Row 1; X, Y and Z sit in Row 2. A sits in the middle seat of Row 1. B does not sit at the right end of Row 1. X sits directly opposite B. Z sits at the right end of Row 2. Who sits directly opposite A?

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Y. B (not at the right end, and middle is A) takes the left of Row 1, so C is at the right. X is opposite B (left of Row 2), Z is at the right of Row 2, leaving Y in the middle of Row 2 — directly opposite A.

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