Discussion
Refer to the following letter string and answer the question.
(Left) E U V Y F S C B A B C W U E A X F I M D K T (Right)
How many such vowels are there each of which is immediately preceded by a consonant?
Answer: B
Read the string E U V Y F S C B A B C W U E A X F I M D K T from the left and look at each vowel with the letter just before it. The first E has nothing before it, U follows E, which is a vowel, and so does not count. The A after B counts, because B is a consonant. The U after W counts. The E after U does not count, and the A after E does not count. The I after F counts. So three vowels are immediately preceded by a consonant, option (B). The counts 2, 4 and 5 miss one of them or include a vowel that follows another vowel.
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