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Select the option that is related to the fifth term in the same way as the second term is related to the first term and the fourth
term is related to the third term.
VIOLET : WUJHPNMKFDUS :: RING : SQJHOMHF :: NEED : ?
NEEDDEEN
OMFDFDEC
ONFEFEED
CEDFFDMO
- Let's explore the pattern used in the analogies.
- VIOLET transforms to WUJHPNMKFDUS. Each letter in VIOLET seems to be replaced or extended systematically.
- Similarly, RING becomes SQJHOMHF, seemingly following another consistent pattern.
- Therefore, the task is to apply a similar transformation to NEED.
- By comparing the transformations:
- VIOLET to WUJHPNMKFDUS and RING to SQJHOMHF involve adding extra letters based on a specific rule.
- To find the related term for NEED, observe the pattern used in previous transformations.
- From the patterns observed, the following transformation seems consistent: NEED becomes CEDFFDMO.
- Options examined:
- Option 1: NEEDDEEN - Incorrect.
- Option 2: OMFDFDEC - Incorrect.
- Option 3: ONFEFEED - Incorrect.
- Option 4: CEDFFDMO - Correct.
- Correct Answer: Option 4: CEDFFDMO
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