In a code, each letter is replaced by its "opposite" letter in the alphabet (A↔Z, B↔Y, C↔X, and so on). How is LAW written?

Correct answer: C. OZD

Opposite letters add up to 27 in position: L (12) ↔ O (15), A (1) ↔ Z (26), W (23) ↔ D (4). So LAW becomes OZD. Remembering that A↔Z, M↔N helps you find any opposite quickly.

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Answer and explanation

The correct answer is C. OZD

Opposite letters add up to 27 in position: L (12) ↔ O (15), A (1) ↔ Z (26), W (23) ↔ D (4). So LAW becomes OZD. Remembering that A↔Z, M↔N helps you find any opposite quickly.

Topic: Coding-Decoding and Symbolic Reasoning MCQs · Subject: Analytical Ability