Discussion
In a code language, 'ROAM' is written as 'URDP'. How will 'SHAN' be written in the same code language ?
Answer: A
SHAN is written as VKDQ.
Each letter of ROAM is moved three places forward in the alphabet: R + 3 = U, O + 3 = R, A + 3 = D, M + 3 = P, giving URDP. Applying the same shift to SHAN:
S + 3 = V, H + 3 = K, A + 3 = D, N + 3 = Q, giving VKDQ.
VSDI, VUFK and GHSP each start or continue with letters that do not come from a uniform shift of three, so they break the rule shown by the example.
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