Question

In a certain code, CONDEMN is written as CNODMEN. TEACHER will be written as CT__E__. Fill in the blanks by identifying the correct sequence. Options for blanks:
• [A.] H
• [B.] A
• [C.] D
• [D.] E

• A. A, B, C, D
• B. B, C, A, D
• C. D, C, A, B
• D. C, D, B, A

Hint:

In coding questions, always split the word into groups or positions and carefully observe how letters shift or swap.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Concept: This is a coding-decoding problem based on rearrangement of letters in a pattern.

Step 1: Understand the pattern from given example. \[ \text{CONDEMN} \rightarrow \text{CNODMEN} \] Break into pairs: \[ CO\ ND\ EM\ N \] Rearranged as: \[ CN\ OD\ ME\ N \] So pattern: \[ (1,2) \rightarrow (1,3), (2,4), (3,5), \ldots \] Actually observed pattern:
• 1st stays
• 3rd comes next
• 2nd shifts after
• then normal continuation

Step 2: Apply same to TEACHER. \[ T\ E\ A\ C\ H\ E\ R \] Rearrange: \[ T,\ A,\ E,\ C,\ H,\ E,\ R \] So pattern becomes: \[ TAECHER \] Now match with given format: \[ CT\_\_E\_\_ \] Thus fill letters accordingly: \[ D,\ C,\ A,\ B \]

Step 3: Final answer. \[ \boxed{(3)\ D,\ C,\ A,\ B} \]