In the following question, a group of inter-related words is given. Choose a word from the given alternatives, which is similar to the given words and hence belongs to the same group. If A is called as B, B is called as C, C is called as D, and D is called as E and so on and finally Z is called as A. Then which of the following options makes a meaningful word?

In the following question, a group of inter-related words is given. Choose a word from the given alternatives, which is similar to the given words and hence belongs to the same group. If A is called as B, B is called as C, C is called as D, and D is called as E and so on and finally Z is called as A. Then which of the following options makes a meaningful word? Correct Answer ONQS

The question is which of the options makes a meaningful word, which means they are not yet coded,

Code the provided options to get a word as follows

1) ONQS: O → P; N → O; Q → R; S → T; “PORT” is a meaningful word

2) YBED: Y → Z; B → C; E → F; E → F; “ZCFE” is not a meaningful word

3) ZCFE: Z → A; C → D; F → G; E → F; “ADGF” is not a meaningful word

4) ADGF: A → B; D → E; G → H; F → G; “BEHG” is not a meaningful word