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In a certain code language, fire is called water, water is called mask, mask is called helmet, helmet is called box and box is called steam. In this language, which of the following is must while driving?

In a certain code language, fire is called water, water is called mask, mask is called helmet, helmet is called box and box is called steam. In this language, which of the following is must while driving? Correct Answer Box

Fire → Water

Water → Mask

Mask → Helmet

Helmet → Box

Box → Steam

Helmet is used while driving and helmet is called as box.

So, box is the correct answer.

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