In a certain language, 'SWEET' is coded as 'UYGGV'. What is the code for 'BITTER'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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In a certain language, 'SWEET' is coded as 'UYGGV'. What is the code for 'BITTER'?

A. CJUUFS

B. EKWWHU

C. DJUUFT

D. DKVVGT

Answer: Option D

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Each letter is shifted +2 steps forward. B(+2)=D, I(+2)=K, T(+2)=V, T(+2)=V, E(+2)=G, R(+2)=T. BITTER becomes DKVVGT.

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