Explanation:

Let’s break this down step by step:

- Look at the relationship: UPRIGHT turns into PUVEKTH.

- This isn’t a simple anagram or reversing letters.

- Check if each letter in the new word is shifted or swapped.

So, compare them side by side:

UPRIGHT

PUVEKTH

Let’s look at each position:

1. U turns to P (shifted -5 alphabetically)

2. P turns to U (shifted +5)

3. R turns to V (shifted +4)

4. I turns to E (shifted -4)

5. G turns to K (shifted +4)

6. H turns to T (shifted +6)

7. T turns to H (shifted -13, but that’s just moved)

But the big thing: The pattern alternates shifts +5/-5, +4/-4, etc.

Apply that to DESTROY:

D E S T R O Y

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Now let’s map these, similar to the pattern above:

- D shifted -1: E

- E shifted +1: D

- S shifted +4: W

- T shifted -4: P

- R shifted +4: V

- O shifted -4: Y

- Y shifted constant 0: O

Let’s assemble: EDWPVYO

Now, check the options:

Option 1: EDWPVYO

Option 2: EDPXNYO

Option 3: EDWWUY

Option 4: DEWPVOY

So option 1 is the match.

- Option 1 fits the pattern, where alternating letters are shifted in the same manner as UPRIGHT:PUVEKTH.

- The other options either have wrong letters or don’t follow the shifting sequence you see above.

So, option 1 is correct!