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Select the option that is related to the third term in the same way as the second term is related to the first term.
UST
UTS
VSR
TSR
UTS
Identify the logic as 'Opposite Letter Pairing' (Atbash cipher). Since A-Z, C-X, and E-V are pairs, the answer is the set of opposite letters for F, G, and H.
Identify the logic as 'Opposite Letter Pairing' (Atbash cipher). Since A-Z, C-X, and E-V are pairs, the answer is the set of opposite letters for F, G, and H.
Analyze the relationship in ACE: ZXV
A is the 1st letter and Z is the 26th (Opposite pair). C is the 3rd letter and X is the 24th (Opposite pair). E is the 5th letter and V is the 22nd (Opposite pair). The logic is that every letter in the first term is replaced by its corresponding opposite letter from the alphabet.
Apply the logic to FGH
F is the 6th letter, its opposite is U (21st). G is the 7th letter, its opposite is T (20th). H is the 8th letter, its opposite is S (19th). Therefore, FGH becomes UTS.
A: UST is wrong because the sequence of opposites is UTS, not UST. C: VSR is wrong as V is the opposite of E, not F. D: TSR is wrong as T is the opposite of G, not F.
B is correct because the relationship follows the opposite alphabet pair rule where F becomes U, G becomes T, and H becomes S.
For alphabet-based analogies, always check for opposite pairs (sum of positions = 27) first as they are a frequent shortcut in RRB and SSC exams.