EIGHTY : GIEYTH : : OUTPUT : ?

In letter analogy, the relationship between two given set of letters is established and then applied to the other set to obtain the required set of letters as the answer. These letters can be moved some steps backward or forward; reversed in whole or in sections or have some common identity between each other. Solved examples: Directions : Which set of letters will come in the place of question mark? 1. JILK : KLIJ : : MNPQ : ? (a) QNPM (b) MPQN (c) QPNM (d) PNMQ Ans. (c) : The letters are written in reverse order to get the related set of letters. 2. FLO : DOL : : RDP : ? (a) PGM (b)... Show more

In letter analogy, the relationship between two given set of letters is established and then applied to the other set to obtain the required set of letters as the answer. These letters can be moved some steps backward or forward; reversed in whole or in sections or have some common identity between each other.

Solved examples:
Directions : Which set of letters will come in the place of question mark?
1. JILK : KLIJ : : MNPQ : ?<br> (a) QNPM (b) MPQN (c) QPNM (d) PNMQ
Ans. (c) : The letters are written in reverse order to get the related set of letters.
2. FLO : DOL : : RDP : ?<br> (a) PGM (b) MGP (c) GMP (d) MPG
Ans. (a) : The first and third letters are moved two and three steps backwards respectively and the second letter three steps forward.

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