If ZERO is encoded as ADSN, then how do you encode STOP?
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Correct Answer: Option B
Detailed Explanation:
In the encoding pattern, ZERO → ADSN reveals an alternating shift: 1st and 3rd letters shift forward (+1) in the alphabet, while 2nd and 4th letters shift backward (−1). Verify: Z→A(+1), E→D(−1), R→S(+1), O→N(−1).
Applying this pattern to STOP: S→T(+1), T→S(−1), O→P(+1), P→O(−1), yielding TSPO.
Therefore, the encoded form is TSPO, making Option 2 the correct answer.
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