Concept:
This is a
dice reasoning problem involving:
- Identifying adjacent faces
- Using multiple views to determine opposite faces
- Rule: Opposite faces never appear together
Step 1: Observe faces with 2.
From given positions:
- (i): 2 is adjacent to 6 and 4
- (ii): 2 is adjacent to 3 and 4
- (iv): 2 is adjacent to 1 and 3
Step 2: List adjacent faces of 2.
\[
\text{Adjacent to 2: } 1, 3, 4, 6
\]
Step 3: Find opposite face.
- A dice has 6 faces
- One face is 2, four are adjacent → remaining face is opposite
\[
\text{Remaining number} = 5
\]
Step 4: Option analysis.
- (A) 1: Adjacent to 2 $\times$
- (B) 3: Adjacent to 2 $\times$
- (C) 4: Adjacent to 2 $\times$
- (D) 5: Opposite face \checkmark
- (E) 6: Adjacent to 2 $\times$
Conclusion:
Thus, the correct answer is
Option (D).