Question

In a certain code, GARNISH is written as RGAINHS. How will GENIOUS be written in that code?

• A. ENGOIUS
• B. NEGIOUS
• C. NGEOISU
• D. GENOISU

Hint:

In rearrangement coding, track \textbf{positions (1st, 2nd, 3rd...)} carefully instead of guessing.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Concept: This is a letter rearrangement pattern where positions of letters are systematically swapped to form a new arrangement. Step 1:Analyze GARNISH → RGAINHS.
Write the original positions: \[ G \; A \; R \; N \; I \; S \; H \] Rearranged form: \[ R \; G \; A \; I \; N \; H \; S \] So the transformation follows a fixed positional swapping pattern.
Step 2:Apply the same pattern to GENIOUS.
Original arrangement: \[ G \; E \; N \; I \; O \; U \; S \] Applying the same positional mapping gives: \[ N \; G \; E \; O \; I \; S \; U \]
Step 3:Final Answer: NGEOISU