Explanation:

Let’s break this down, step by step:

- “EVIDENT : NTIDEEV”—look closer. The second word is the first one spelled backwards.

- “DYNAMIC : ICNAMDY”—same deal, “DYNAMIC” reversed is “CIMANYD,” but the answer is “ICNAMDY.” They took the last two letters and put them at the front.

- Pattern here: The relation is not just simple reversal, but shifting *some* letters.

- For “DYNAMIC : ICNAMDY”: Move last 2 (“IC”) to the front, then keep the rest in order (“NAMDY”).

- “FICTION:” Start with last 2 (“ON”) + rest: “ONFICTI” (but that’s not in options).

- Wait, there’s more: Let’s check “NOITCIF” (Option 3). That’s “FICTION” reversed. That matches the “EVIDENT” pair.

- So, in odd positions, they reverse the word; in even positions, move the last two letters to the front.

Here’s how every pair works:

- EVIDENT : NTIDEEV ? fully reversed.

- DYNAMIC : ICNAMDY ? last 2 letters to front.

- FICTION : ? ? Should be fully reversed: NOITCIF.

Now, eyeball options:

1. NOICTIF — jumbled, not reversed.

2. ONTCIFI — not matching the pattern.

3. NOITCIF — “FICTION” reversed.

4. ONCTIFI — just repositions letters, but not consistent with the first pair.

So, the answer is:

Option 3, NOITCIF