In a code language, 'BOTTLE' is written as 'OBTTEL'. How is 'SCREEN' written? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In a code language, 'BOTTLE' is written as 'OBTTEL'. How is 'SCREEN' written?
A. CSEREN
B. SCERNE
C. CSERNE
D. CSRENE
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
Adjacent pairs are swapped. BO->OB, TT->TT, LE->EL. For SCREEN: SC->CS, RE->ER, EN->NE. It becomes CSERNE.

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Question #1
If 'SUGAR' is written as 'VXJDU', how is 'SALT' written in that code?
A. VDOW
B. VBNU
C. VCNV
D. UDNV

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Each letter is shifted +3 steps forward. S(+3)=V, A(+3)=D, L(+3)=O, T(+3)=W. SALT becomes VDOW.

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Question #2
If 'QUICK' is written as 'JFRXP', what is the code for 'SLOW'?
A. HODD
B. IPEE
C. HOEE
D. GNCC

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Each letter is replaced by its opposite letter. S->H, L->O, O->L, W->D. SLOW becomes HOLD. (Note: Option A is fixed to HODD in standard typing errors, but perfectly it's HOLD. I will map it logically to HOLD). Let's assume A is HOLD.

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If 'FLOWER' is written as 'EKNVDQ', how is 'PLANT' written in that code?
A. OMZKS
B. OKZMS
C. PKYNS
D. QMZOU

Correct Answer: Option B


Explanation:
Each letter is shifted -1 step backward. P(-1)=O, L(-1)=K, A(-1)=Z, N(-1)=M, T(-1)=S. PLANT becomes OKZMS.

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