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Select the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series.
YZ, BCD, FGHI, ?, QRSTUV
JKLMN
LMNOP
KLMNO
JKLM
- Let's break the pattern:
- YZ (2 letters)
- BCD (3 letters, starts after A)
- FGHI (4 letters, starts after E)
- ?
- QRSTUV (6 letters, starts after P)
- We observe: Number of letters increases by one each time. The first group has 2, then 3, then 4, then the missing group should have 5, and then 6 in QRSTUV.
- Check letter sequence:
- After YZ (Y is the 25th, Z is 26th), starts over at B (skips A possibly for pattern).
- After BCD, next is FGHI (after F, which comes after E).
- Gaps between groups: YZ to BCD skips A, BCD to FGHI skips E.
- For the fourth, after FGHI, the next group should be KLMNO (5 letters, starts after J).
- So, option 3: KLMNO is correct.
- Let's check all options:
- Option 1: JKLMN (5 letters, but starts at J, which disrupts pattern).
- Option 2: LMNOP (5 letters, starts too far, after L).
- Option 3: KLMNO (5 letters, fits perfectly in pattern)
- Option 4: JKLM (4 letters, only 4, should be 5)
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