Question

If ``APPLE'' is ``BQQMF'', how is ``MANGO'' written?

• A. \(NBMHP\)
• B. \(NBOHP\)
• C. \(OBNHP\)
• D. \(MBNHP\) \bigskip

Hint:

If every letter increases by one alphabet position, remember that \(Z\) wraps around to \(A\).

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Concept: In this coding pattern, each letter of the word is shifted one position forward in the English alphabet. Step 1: {\color{red}Analyze the given example.} \[ A \rightarrow B \] \[ P \rightarrow Q \] \[ P \rightarrow Q \] \[ L \rightarrow M \] \[ E \rightarrow F \] Thus, every letter moves one step forward. Step 2: {\color{red}Apply the same rule to ``MANGO''.} \[ M \rightarrow N \] \[ A \rightarrow B \] \[ N \rightarrow O \] \[ G \rightarrow H \] \[ O \rightarrow P \] Step 3: {\color{red}Write the coded word.} \[ MANGO \rightarrow NBOHP \] Thus, the coded word is: \[ \boxed{NBOHP} \] \bigskip