Question

In a certain code language, 'SUN' is written as 'RWK' and 'MOON' is written as 'LQLK'. Following the same pattern, how will 'STAR' be written?

• A. RUDY
• B. RUXV
• C. SVXU
• D. RVXV

Hint:

Look for consistent letter shifts in letter encoding problems. Each letter in the original word corresponds to a shifted letter in the code.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

We are given that 'SUN' is written as 'RWK' and 'MOON' is written as 'LQLK'. We need to determine the pattern from the given codes. - 'S' is coded as 'R', 'U' is coded as 'W', and 'N' is coded as 'K'. - Similarly, 'M' is coded as 'L', 'O' is coded as 'Q', and 'N' is coded as 'K'. By analyzing these, we see that each letter in the word is replaced by a letter that follows a consistent pattern of shifts. Following the same pattern, the word 'STAR' will be written as 'RVXV'. Thus, the correct answer is \( \boxed{RVXV} \).