Eight children, of which four girls (Barča, Gabika, Klára, Táňa) and four boys (Janko, Libor, Pavol, Radko), were lined up in two rows, in two groups (left and right) in four rows. They played silent mail and everyone could pass a message to either the child next to them or the child behind them. There were five transmissions before the message got from one of the children in the first row to the first of the children in the fourth row. We know that:
·The handover of the report took place between the children in the following order: Barča- Janko-Libor-Klára-Gabika-Pavol.
Barča stood in the first row, but she did not stand in the same crowd as Klára.
·Janko stood in the left crowd.
Who could stand in the same row as Paul?
(A) only Radko
(B) just anyone from Táňa, Radko
(C) just anyone from the couple Gabika, Táňa
(D) anyone from the trio Gabika, Táňa, Radko