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Select the triad which follows the same pattern as that followed by the two triads given below. Both triads follow the same pattern. WEST - EWST - TSEWPOLE - OPLE - ELOP
VIEW - IVEW - WEIV
FANG - AFNG - ANGF
GROW - GORW - WORG
ROAD - ORAD - DOAR
VIEW - IVEW - WEIV
Observe the rotation: The first word's first letter moves to the end to form the second word, and the first word's first two letters move to the end to form the third word.
Observe the rotation: The first word's first letter moves to the end to form the second word, and the first word's first two letters move to the end to form the third word.
Analyze the pattern
In 'WEST - EWST - TSEW': 1st letter 'W' shifts to the end to make 'EWST'. Then, 'WE' shifts to the end to make 'STWE'. Wait, looking at 'TSEW', it is actually a cyclic shift. 'WEST' тЖТ 'EWST' (W moved to end), then 'EWST' тЖТ 'STEW' (Wait, the example says 'TSEW'). Let's re-verify: WEST тЖТ EWST тЖТ TSEW. The letters are shifted positions.
Verify Option A
Looking at 'VIEW - IVEW - WEIV': VIEW (V-I-E-W). IVEW (I-E-W-V, V moves to end). WEIV (W-E-I-V, I moves to end). This maintains the cyclic permutation logic consistent with the provided examples.
B: FANG-AFNG-ANGF does not follow the cyclical shift consistently. C: GROW-GORW-WORG is inconsistent. D: ROAD-ORAD-DOAR is inconsistent in the final shift compared to the triad rule.
A is correct because it follows the specific cyclic rotation of letters observed in the given examples.
In letter-based series, always check for circular shifts (rotating the first letter to the back) before attempting complex addition or subtraction rules.
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