In a certain code, if 'FISH' is coded as 'GJTI', how would 'BIRD' be coded?

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Question: In a certain code, if \'FISH\' is coded as \'GJTI\', how would \'BIRD\' be coded?

Options:

Correct Answer: CJSF

Solution:

Each letter is shifted by one position in the alphabet, so \'BIRD\' becomes \'CJSF\'.

In a certain code, if 'FISH' is coded as 'GJTI', how would 'BIRD' be coded?

In a certain code, if 'FISH' is coded as 'GJTI', how would 'BIRD' be coded?

Step 1: Identify the letters in the word 'FISH'. They are F, I, S, and H.
Step 2: Find the corresponding letters in the coded word 'GJTI'. They are G, J, T, and I.
Step 3: Notice the pattern: each letter in 'FISH' is shifted by one position forward in the alphabet to get 'GJTI'.
Step 4: Apply the same shift to the letters in the word 'BIRD'.
Step 5: Shift B to C, I to J, R to S, and D to E.
Step 6: Combine the shifted letters to form the coded word: 'CJSF'.

Letter Shifting – The question tests the ability to recognize a pattern where each letter in a word is shifted by a fixed number of positions in the alphabet.