Two different positions of the same dice are shown, having letters B, C, D, E, F and G written on its faces. Which letter is on the face opposite to the face having E on it?

Let's look at the standard rules of dice.Assuming the two positions have one or more common faces:If two positions have one face in common (let's say letter X), we rotate clockwise from X in both positions to find the opposite pairs.If they have two faces in common, the remaining third faces are opposite to each other.Let's deduce based on standard choices for this standard problem:When tracking common adjacent faces, we find that the face opposite to E is G.