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In the English alphabet, If every alternate letter from D (excluding vowels) onwards is written in lower case while others are written in upper case, then how will be the fourth month of the second half of the year be written?

In the English alphabet, If every alternate letter from D (excluding vowels) onwards is written in lower case while others are written in upper case, then how will be the fourth month of the second half of the year be written? Correct Answer OCtOBEr

The logic is:

The fourth month of the second half of the year → October

Required arrangement → Every alternate letter from D (excluding vowels) onwards is written in lower case while others are written in upper case → OCtOBEr

Hence, OCtOBEr is the correct answer.

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