Explanation:

Alright, let’s break it down:

- First, compare WOR to WSZ.

- W ? W (no change)

- O ? S: O (15th in alphabet), S (19th), so +4

- R ? Z: R (18th), Z (26th), so +8

- Now, apply the same pattern to CLW:

- C stays C

- L: L (12th), add 4 ? P (16th letter)

- W: W (23rd), add 8 ? 31, but there are only 26 letters, so 31 - 26 = 5 ? E (5th letter)

So, matched up: CLW ? CPE

Let’s check your options:

- Option 1: BPF

- Option 2: BOF

- Option 3: BOE

- Option 4: BPG

Clearly, none of these options are CPE. Let’s review if there’s something else—maybe the pattern uses positional shifts from the start of the alphabet?

Let’s look again:

- W to W = same (1st letter same)

- O to S: +4

- R to Z: +8

Now, apply same shifts to CLW:

- C to C (same)

- L +4 = P

- W +8 = E

So, none of the options match “CPE.” Double-checking, do any option match the logic?

- Option 1: BPF – B, P, F

- Option 2: BOF – B, O, F

- Option 3: BOE – B, O, E

- Option 4: BPG – B, P, G

None match CPE. Looks like the *first letter in each option is B*, while ours would be C.

But in WOR : WSZ, the first letter is unchanged. So for CLW, first letter should remain C.

So, none of these are right.