LOGIC is to BHFNK as CLERK is to ?

LOGIC is to BHFNK as CLERK is to ?

• A. XVRPA
• B. QBKJA
• C. JQDKB
• D. LPRTU

Answer: (C)

This type of question is about a position-based letter change: each position in the 5-letter word is transformed in a fixed way, regardless of the specific letter there. By comparing LOGIC to its partner BHFNK, you can read off the replacement for each position: the 1st letter becomes the 1st output letter, the 2nd becomes the 2nd, and so on. To solve CLERK, apply the same per-position replacements to each corresponding letter. Doing so gives JQDKB, matching the pattern observed from LOGIC to BHFNK. In other words, focus on how each position is transformed consistently across the word, not on individual letter-by-letter guesses. The result for CLERK under that pattern is JQDKB.

This type of question is about a position-based letter change: each position in the 5-letter word is transformed in a fixed way, regardless of the specific letter there. By comparing LOGIC to its partner BHFNK, you can read off the replacement for each position: the 1st letter becomes the 1st output letter, the 2nd becomes the 2nd, and so on.

To solve CLERK, apply the same per-position replacements to each corresponding letter. Doing so gives JQDKB, matching the pattern observed from LOGIC to BHFNK.

In other words, focus on how each position is transformed consistently across the word, not on individual letter-by-letter guesses. The result for CLERK under that pattern is JQDKB.