In a code language, if 'PLANET' is written as 'QMBOFU', how is 'ROCKET' written in the same code?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. SPDLFU
- Step 1: Compare PLANET with QMBOFU: P to Q, L to M, A to B, N to O, E to F, T to U. Every letter moves one place forward in the alphabet. Step 2. Apply the same shift to ROCKET: R to S, O to P, C to D, K to L, E to F, T to U. Step 3. The result is SPDLFU. Answer: SPDLFU. Why not the others: 'SNBLFS' moves letters backward; 'SPCKFU' leaves C and K unshifted; 'QPBJDS' shifts every letter backward.
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