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In the given analogy, choose the word which will replace the question mark: NEGI : MVTR :: SING : ?

Solution

Correct Option: 4

Logical Explanation:

The analogy follows the opposite letter pairs rule (also known as the reverse positional values in the alphabet, where AZA \leftrightarrow Z, BYB \leftrightarrow Y, etc.).

If you pair the alphabet from both ends (A=1A=1 matches Z=26Z=26), the sum of the positions of opposite letters is always 2727.

Step 1: Decode the first pair (NEGI : MVTR)

  • N \leftrightarrow M (14th from start \leftrightarrow 14th from end)
  • E \leftrightarrow V (5th from start \leftrightarrow 5th from end)
  • G \leftrightarrow T (7th from start \leftrightarrow 7th from end)
  • I \leftrightarrow R (9th from start \leftrightarrow 9th from end)

Step 2: Apply the same logic to SING

  • S \leftrightarrow H (19th from start \leftrightarrow 19th from end)
  • I \leftrightarrow R (9th from start \leftrightarrow 9th from end)
  • N \leftrightarrow M (14th from start \leftrightarrow 14th from end)
  • G \leftrightarrow T (7th from start \leftrightarrow 7th from end)

Putting them together gives HRMT.

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