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OKRN is related to UQXT in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, KGNJ is related to QMTP. To which of the following is NJQM related, following the same logic?
PTSW
TPSW
TPWS
PTWS
TPWS
Observe the positional shift for each letter: the pattern is (+6, +6, +6, +6) for every character position consistently across all examples.
Observe the positional shift for each letter: the pattern is (+6, +6, +6, +6) for every character position consistently across all examples.
Analyze the first pair: OKRN to UQXT
O(15)+6=U(21), K(11)+6=Q(17), R(18)+6=X(24), N(14)+6=T(20). All letters shift by +6.
Verify the second pair: KGNJ to QMTP
K(11)+6=Q(17), G(7)+6=M(13), N(14)+6=T(20), J(10)+6=P(16). Pattern (+6) is consistent.
Apply logic to NJQM
N(14)+6=T(20), J(10)+6=P(16), Q(17)+6=W(23), M(13)+6=S(19). Result is TPWS.
A: PTSW starts with P instead of T. B: TPSW has the last two letters swapped. D: PTWS has P and T in the wrong order.
C is correct because applying a consistent +6 shift to each letter of NJQM (N+6=T, J+6=P, Q+6=W, M+6=S) yields TPWS.
When encountering letter analogies, always convert letters to their numerical positions (A=1, Z=26) first; this makes finding shifts (additions/subtractions) much faster and less error-prone.
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